Bigfoot Facts
Bigfoot Facts
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Interesting Bigfoot Facts: |
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The Bigfoot mystery has existed for hundreds of years in different countries around the world. |
Bigfoot is the most famous cryptid (unidentified creature that's existence has not been proven). |
Russia, France and Germany have all placed Bigfoot on the endangered species list. |
Some believe that David Thompson was the first to discover Bigfoot in 1811 when he found a set of his footprints. |
Many believe that Bigfoot is vegetarian while others believe that he is a meat and plant eater. |
Early Native Americans believed that Bigfoot was a spiritual creature. |
Reports suggest that Bigfoot is brown, although many have also reported black, gray, white and greenish-blue Bigfoots. |
There have been too many eyewitness accounts of Bigfoot sightings for researchers to dismiss the idea of the possibility of Bigfoot's existence. |
Many of the eyewitnesses who have reported to have seen Bigfoot are credible people, not those looking to gain fame or fortune or attention. |
There is DNA evidence to date to prove that Bigfoot exists. |
Bigfoot has many nicknames including Jacko, Jingera, Monkey Man, Old Skunky Bill, Rugaru, Tree Men, Windego, Wigidokowok, and Yeti (its Himilayan cousin), among many others. |
The first person to capture footage of Bigfoot was Roger Patterson. |
Some believe that Bigfoot makes howling sounds, and that he lives in swampy forests and near mountains. |
There is an Algonquin legend that a female Bigfoot named Yeahoh that fell in love with a lost hunter. It ended badly when he wanted to return home. |
It has been reported that Bigfoot is not bothered by pepper spray. It has also been reported that Bigfoots are not capable of sneezing. |
Some believe that Bigfoots are not ape-human creatures at all. They believe that they are extra-terrestrials. Nobody has been able to prove either theory because of the lack of DNA evidence. |
A Brazilian legend says that Bigfoot was captured in Brazil in 1867. It was fed berries, nuts, and bananas but didn't like the bananas. It escaped soon after. |
Native Americans believed in Bigfoot long before the Europeans came to north America. |
Some believe that no remains of a Bigfoot have ever been found because Bigfoots bury their dead the same as humans do. |
Bigfoot hair samples have not been able to provide conclusive evidence because they do not match any other hair samples on record. |
Many Bigfoot tracks have been found in the Bluff Creek area. This is the same area where Roger Patterson would shoot his famous Bigfoot film footage. |
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