Statistical Analysis Reveals Moon Phase Pattern in Bigfoot Sightings by Terrestrial Researcher

Bigfoot enthusiasts, we've got an exciting find for you today! A video from the YouTube channel Bigfoot Society features an interview with Terrestrial, a researcher working on the Sasquatch Data Project. Terrestrial discusses her fascinating work of parsing Bigfoot witness reports into a data-optimized format for analysis, including creating a giant spreadsheet with over 1,500 reports from the BFRO website. Terrestrial's research is focused on understanding the mathematical side of Bigfoot encounters, using the data set for statistical analysis, and learning about Sasquatches based on the data collected. She has a background in data and math, having worked on NASA's Dawn Mission as an undergraduate. One of the most interesting findings from Terrestrial's research is the increase in recorded Sasquatch sightings under full and new moons, which is statistically significant compared to reports during middle values of Moon illumination. This suggests evidence of Sasquatches partaking in a Predator-prey relationship, similar to nocturnal Predators engaging in increased activities under full moons when prey are less active. Terrestrial has also been looking at differences in the reported heights and hair colors of Sasquatches between the Southern and Western regions of the United States. Although she found no statistically significant difference in heights, there is a meaningful difference in the number of reports of red, brown, white, and gray Sasquatches in the South versus the West. we're always excited to learn more about our elusive friends, and Terrestrial's research provides valuable insights into the world of Sasquatches. We encourage you to watch the full video on the Bigfoot Society YouTube channel and share your thoughts with us at Squatchable. Let's continue our quest to uncover the truth about Bigfoot together! (Excitement level: 7)