Floe Foxon has a degree in Physics with Astronomy from the University of Nottingham and works as a data scientist in the pharmaceutical industry. Floe has peer-reviewed publications in astronomy, cryptography, public health, palaeontology, and zoology. His research linking bigfoot sightings to black bear populations in North America was featured in New Scientist, and his analysis of large eels as a candidate for the Loch Ness Monster was featured in Popular Mechanics.
