BIGFOOT: Can We Telepathically Communicate with Animals?

The simple answer is...
​YES, we believe it's absolutely possible to telepathically communicate with animals. In fact, we believe that so strongly that we formed an all-female bigfoot research team.  We are on a mission to have real peaceful interaction & communication with Bigfoot.  

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Cryptozoologist, LOREN COLEMAN, inspired the ladies to form this team.  He believes women have a much better chance of interacting with bigfoot & shared why in the following one-minute clip from a radio interview.  Click play to listen now: 

JANE GOODALL

Loren Coleman referenced the work of Jane Goodall as an example.  He feels that women have a naturally good rapport with the great apes and men have a pheromone that great apes & bigfoot do not like.  

Telepathic Communication with a White-faced Saki Monkey

JEN KRUSE, SheSquatchers

We have an animal communicator on our SheSquatchers Bigfoot Research Team!  Jen Kruse says she feels confident in her ability to communicate with animals and as an example, she recalls a past experience with a white-faced saki monkey who lived at her local zoo in Fargo, ND. 
"I tried to telepathically communicate a helpful instruction to this little white-faced saki monkey (several pictures below).  It didn't take long for him to react, as he suddenly turned to look directly at me, then quickly scampered over to me and clung to the window wherever I was standing.  Later in the day when I returned again and again, he rushed right over to me & began licking the glass. I couldn't get the monkey's attention before, but he responded within moments to my telepathic message, he also remembered me later when I returned. I feel confident in my ability to communicate with other species of life, that includes bigfoot." - Jen Kruse 

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See the whole story & pictures below...

THE WHOLE STORY...
"I went to the Red River Zoo in Fargo, ND on May 12, 2013 with my Mom & boyfriend.
There was a little white- faced saki monkey in a glass enclosure, I was feeling sorry for him.  He had what looked like a hazelnut which he was trying to crack open by hitting it onto his other hand. He did this repeatedly until it hurt too bad and he switched hands, back and forth like that. Felt so sad for him and wished he would just break it open on a rock. I moved over to an area where other people weren't really standing, it was actually farther away from the monkey. I closed my eyes and tried really hard to send him a telepathic mental picture of how he should hit the nut on the rock instead of his hand.

​Pretty soon he looked at me, threw the nut on the ground and scampered over to me, he clung to the window licking it for quite some time. I guess he got the message and wanted to thank me. He was a cute little guy. You can see my finger is almost bigger than his whole hand. I returned to visit him more times that day and he came to me every time. He wasn't doing that to anyone else. My Mom and boyfriend were there watching all of this that day. It was a fun day and I'm glad I got to meet this little guy!" - JEN KRUSE

Saki Monkey, Red River Zoo - Fargo, ND

JEN KRUSE in the reflection of this photo of white-faced saki monkey