Question: Why is the sasquatch the king of the forest?

Is it because of their extreme strength, and their ability to uproot tree with their bare hands?

Is it because of their superior intellect, which has enabled them to elude zoologists for centuries?

Is it because they can eat six Weetabix in a single sitting?

Or is because of their kindness; their affection; the gentleness that they show to the other forest creatures? Although they are feared by so many, the sasquatch is by nature a peaceful beast. They have been sighted picking wildflowers and gifting them to birds when building their nests. Explorers have even found small caches of nuts and acorns in the sasquatch’s den, and it is believed that they develop these stockpiles so that they can keep squirrels well fed during the cold, long winters.

Answer: It’s the Weetabix one.

Littlefoot is the littlest bigfoot - but he is still notably strong, and on a good day can mange a very respectable four wheaty biscuits.