Bigfoot

Named in 1958, Bigfoot is a huge hair covered hominid that roams the dense forests of the Pacific Northwest. The creature is described as being between 5'6" to 8 +' tall, covered in medium length straight hair, short to non-existent neck, walking upright on 2 legs, and with a straight to slightly stooped posture. They are typically black-brown in color though there have been reports of grey Satsquatch. They have a large flat face and large flat noses. Their arms are mid thigh length to below the knee and they walk with a long stride.

Bigfoot type creatures are seen all over the world and are known as Bigfoot, Yeti, Satsquatch, Alma, and Skunkape.

This photo is taken from a video tape made of an alleged Bigfoot sighting. Recently one of the witnesses stated he may have been an unknowing witness to an elaborate hoax. However, experts viewing the footage believe that the stride of the creature videoed is longer than a humans and would be impossible for a human to duplicate.

The most common evidence of the existence of Bigfoot are the footprints. The footprints found are considerably larger than a humans. Above is a comparison of the average Bigfoot print size, a human foot, and the prints of known large animals.

This photo was taken by an off duty forest patrol officer in Mt. Rainer. The officer was following a lead on bear poachers in the area when he heard loud splashing noises below him. Using his camera, the officer investigated. There were 7 other photos taken, of the photos, this was the clearest image.

So what is Bigfoot? many believe that Bigfoot is actually Gigantopithecu Blacki, a supposedly extinct primate that lived in Asia approximately 300,000 years ago. It is not unheard of that an animal believed to be extinct turned up in modern day.