Hosted by David Zigan · EN-US · 16 episodes
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Welcome to Bigfoot Forensics, the show that utilizes forensic science and the different disciplines within crime scene investigations to study evidence, sightings, and eyewitness testimony concerning Bigfoot. Start from the beginning, you'll be glad that you did.
David Zigan hosts Bigfoot Forensics, a science show with 16 episodes published.
Today’s guest, Rachel Garard, brings a rare combination of personal experience, professional expertise, and scientific training to the table. Rachel had a sighting 24 years ago—an encounter that left a lasting impression
Welcome to another episode of Bigfoot Forensics, where science meets the strange. Today, we're joined by someone whose life work spans rainforests, reptiles, and rare moments captured through the lens—Dan Nedrelo. Dan is
https://youtu.be/W15kVpYgrHI?si=iAuYraZOotHf1wqh Eyeshine is a visible effect caused by the tapetum lucidum, a reflective layer of tissue located behind the retina in the eyes of many animals. This layer acts as a retror
Research Pioneer Spotlight: In the world of cryptozoology, the elusive creature known as Bigfoot has sparked the curiosity and imagination of us all. But among the believers and skeptics, one renowned scientist stood out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FF5NBlavRS4 This episode is the audio of Pt. 2 of the video linked discussed what to do with the the impressions recovered on your vehicle. What we didn't discuss is what that evidence mea
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qh5pGhX68DU&t=4s Bigfoot tree knocks are often described as that typical baseball hitting the baseball bat sound. That clear crisp "Thwack!". Listen to my first possible first recording of
The story begins in 1967, in the dense forests of northern California, specifically in the Onion Mountain area. It was here that a set of unusual footprints were discovered. These prints were not just any footprints; the
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tst15giw67c&t=420s Today, we're diving into the world of DNA and trace evidence in forensic science. Trace evidence refers to tiny particles like hair, pollen, and fibers that are often in
In this episode we take a look at what some considered myths and fabrications that turned out to be true. From Machu Pichu, the Kraken, and yes even the famed platypus. We also look at how oral traditions play an importa
This episode briefly covers the of value collecting hair in a bigfoot investigation and what information it can provide within the DNA arena. Explaining the difference between Nuclear DNA and Mitochondrial DNA is also br
What are those strange sounds in the woods? This episode is dedicated to the known sounds encountered in the night that may not be readily known. No matter what, unknown sounds can still be unnerving and scary if you don
This episode briefly covers the basic aspects of documenting the scene (mapping, photography, etc...). It also covers the various ways to collect trace and DNA evidence correctly. I have compiled a nice list of websites
"Don't go in the woods and give'em Covid and kill'em off." If you've skipped to this point you should have listened to the others first. We have a surprise guest and discuss Covid and it's spread through the zoo's and it
"Maybe it's like a possum nugget and they just throw the whole thing in there." - Tim. Tim leaves crazy voicemails and lets me know he's trampled over my scene. We then cover how to properly secure a scene for investigat
"I seen this armadilla tied to a tree..." - Tim. Tim tells me about his experience in the woods with his grammy. Then we take a look at some basic eyewitness testimony information and very basic interview strategy. Give
Give it a shot. We try to have a little fun and make it a learning experience at the same time. Let's be real, I have a podcast voice in the first episode but I seem to recover in the second. Listen to them in order. You
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Bigfoot Forensics is hosted by David Zigan. The show is categorised under science (nature) and has published 16 episodes.
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