Bigfoot
Sasquatch, Ape man, Swamp Ape
Bigfoot is a bipedal creature that is said to walk upright, is covered in fur and has a human like face. It is most commonly reported in the forests in North America. Many people report that the Bigfoot that they saw was between 6' and 10' tall. He is said to have a foul odor like decaying meat or sulfur. Some report that this creature is brown, gray, tan and black.
Before a sighting people say the woods they are walking in will fall silent. All sounds of the forest will cease, such as the birds singing or crickets chirping. Often they will smell a foul odor. Many report feeling an extreme feeling of being watched. Some may hear branches breaking as if some large creature is stepping on them. There are also reports rocks being thrown at people walking down trails or camping. People also report hearing a sound like rocks or large sticks being hit against each other to make loud echoing sounds, possibly being a warning that you are in their territory.
There are many different beliefs in what Bigfoot is. Native Americans talk about these creatures in their folklore. There are even some cave drawings or pictographs that some believe depict Bigfoot. Some believe Bigfoot may be an animal from prehistoric times, or a not yet identified ape species, while others believe he is a multi-dimensional supernatural being.
Bigfoot Facts & Trivia
- As of 2024, In the United States, Washington has the most reported Bigfoot sightings.
- The name “Sasquatch” comes from the Salish word se’sxac, which means “wild men.”
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