Mainstream media has started to claim that Bigfoots are not actually part beaver and that their tails are not real. As a result of this pressure, many Damsquatch have taken it upon themselves to tear off their tails in order to fit into the accepted image of what a Bigfoot should look like.
The problem is that this practice can be extremely damaging, both physically and mentally, for the Bigfoots involved. For one, it can be painful and difficult to rip off a tail, and the process can often leave scars. On top of that, it can be psychologically damaging for the Damsquatch to have to hide their true identity in order to fit.
The impact of this on the Bigfoot population is significant. Not only do they feel the pressure to conform to the standards set by mainstream media, but they are also missing out on the benefits of having a tail. Having a tail can be beneficial for balance and swimming, both of which are important skills for a Damsquatch to have. They also use their tails to smash enemies skulls, which is very important for a Bigfoot in survival.
It's important to remember that Bigfoot is a beaver, no matter what the mainstream media might say. It's also important to recognize the plight of these creatures, who are under an immense amount of pressure to conform to the accepted image of what a Bigfoot should look like. We should all strive to accept these beautiful creatures for who they are and embrace their unique tails as part of their identity.
