BODIES OF BIGFOOT No less a personage than worldrenowned paleoanthropologist Louis Leakey, when asked about Sasquatch, retorted, "Show me the bones."1 And indeedunder the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature and the International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi, and plantseach taxon (a group of one or more populations of a distinct organism) is based on a particular "type specimen." In order for BigfootSasquatchYeti to be scientifically classified, named, and (perhaps) legally protected, it must first be proven to exist. That basic requirement has spawned a fierce "kill/no kill" debate among researchers and monster hunters worldwide. The practical (some say "coldhearted") prokill advocates insist that one specimen must be sacrificed for the good of all, and for the advancement of science. Nokill proponents suggest various alternative methods of proof ranging from photographs or videosrejected sightunseen by most skepticsto plans for collecting flesh, blood or hair for DNA sequencing without harm to a living creature. So far, neither side has succeeded. Or, have they?

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