Be serious though. The size of "Big Foot" from what people who've apparently seen him, he wouldn't be hard to track down. Plus he's meant to be the link between human and ape right? His feeding habits and habitat wouldn't be hard to find, if he was spotted in a forest wondering around, judging from the actions of apes/humans, he wouldn't have travelled far and would probably be looking for food.
He really wouldn't be that hard to find.
He's been reported to have been seen thousands of times, but every search turns up zero results. He doesn't exist.
Plus if he did exist, there'd be more than one, apes/humans life spans are not as long as the amount of years people have been seeing Big Foot. So there being more than one, again would make him much easier to find.
New species are being discovered all of the time, but there's very subtle differences between them, so they are easily mistaken as another breed of a certain type when seen.
We evolved into Cavemen, if we saw a Cave man walking around, that is probably what we'd call Big Foot.
I'm not being negative, I'm using a sense of logic.
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