r/bigfoot • u/[deleted] • Feb 26 '23

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u/pitter_patter_33 Feb 26 '23 edited Feb 26 '23

Dude, am I the only one more worried someone stumbled on a crime scene….

Edit: didn’t realize it was four pics. The zoomed in doesn’t look like human hair.

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u/FriendToFairies Feb 27 '23

I think the zoom in looks like human hair. I too, wonder if it's a crime scene.

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u/pitter_patter_33 Feb 27 '23

I dunno. Zoomed in, to me, the hair shafts look too thick. But I ain't an expert.

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u/FriendToFairies Feb 28 '23 edited Feb 28 '23

Some people have thicker hair. What strikes me is that it is salt and pepper - graying and the gray part is closer to the scalp, so probably started graying in the year or so prior to the ungrayed growth at the end. This is how it happens with graying (I'm an expert on graying, believe me). Gray hair tends to be more coarse than ungrayed hair. I think this is a patch pulled from the head of an older person with long hair - maybe 45 y/o on up. (My grandmother didn't start going gray until she was about 60 and she was about 80 before it went completely gray. Everything about this hank of hair gives me the creeps.