Bob Gymlan
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Ex-Cryptids and the FULL saga of the Bili Ape
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March 29, 2020
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29:58Now PlayingIn this video, I will discuss 3 animals that were once considered to be cryptids. It is a demonstration on cryptozoology. The very real creatures are the Coelacanth , the Giant Squid, and the Bili Ape. All three creatures have unique properties that helped them develop a mythology of their own. Of particular note, is the Bili Ape, so much has been said about them, and I hope this video solidifies the long and drawn saga. They are fascinating, but not for the reasons that many people may think.
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Bili Ape Bibliography
"Mystery Apes Are Chubby Chimps, Zoologists Find" ABC News Online (2006-06-29).
“Chimpanzee Mega Culture Documented in Remote Forest in Congo.” Yale Environment 360, 7 Feb. 2014, e360.yale.edu/digest/chimpanzee_mega-culture_documented_in_remote_forest_in_congo.
“'New' Giant Ape Found in DR Congo,” BBC News, 10 Oct. 2004, news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/3730574.stm.
Dunning, Brian. “The Bili Ape of the Congo.” Skeptoid, 20 Aug. 2019, skeptoid.com/episodes/4689.
Young, Emma. “The Beast With No Name.” Www.karlammann.com, New Scientist, 9 Oct. 2004, www.karlammann.com/pdf/new-scientist.pdf.
Jones, Tim. “Bili Apes: The Giant Lion-Eating Chimps Of The Magic Forest.” Anthropology.net 17 July 2007, Bili Apes: The Giant Lion-Eating Chimps Of The Magic Forest.
Groves, C.P. (2005). Wilson, D.E.; Reeder, D.M. (eds.). Mammal Species of the World: A Taxonomic and Geographic Reference (3rd ed.). Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press
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