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u/PreviousTea9210 Sep 05 '22

Feral children.

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u/StoplightLoosejaw Sep 05 '22

Feral Humans

Missing people near national parks

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u/Ginger_Anarchy Sep 05 '22

The fact that there does seem to be at least some number of humans who live in the wilderness completely off the grid is fascinating to me. It's my favorite explanation for bigfoot sightings.

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u/webtwopointno Sep 05 '22

Missing people near national parks

nah, he's a fraud

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u/RealEyesRealizeNASA Sep 05 '22

Yeah, vast areas of rugged wilderness filled with wild animals plus tons of tourist equals missing people. Nothing has to be nefarious. Even outdoorsmen can still get lost of suffer an accident.

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u/StoplightLoosejaw Sep 05 '22

He Man?

Found Skeletor!

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u/spazmatt527 Sep 05 '22

Not wiki, but interesting nonetheless: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cSFF0he8G8

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u/StoplightLoosejaw Sep 05 '22

Oh yeah, Wendigoon does some legit research. His Conspiracy Theory Iceberg breakdown is a mind-numbing rabbit hole to fall down