The Bigfoot
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Bigfoot, also known popularly as the Sasquatch, Momo, Skunk Ape, the list goes on and on, is without a doubt, the most famous of all hairy man-like creatures. Bigfoot is seen in every possible location throughout the North American Continent, mountains, swamps, forests, crossing desolate and some not so desolate roadways and on open farmland. While its demeanor varies from docile to curious to almost threatening, its general appearance rarely varies. Bigfoot is a massive animal, its average height is seven and a half feet tall, 400-500 pounds. It is covered almost completely in fur, and its fur ranges in color from the most widespread dark red-brown to brown, black, red, gray and even white. It leaves its footprints behind as a calling card, almost taunting the researchers that feverently research this undiscovered animal. |
| While its prints resemble mans, they are characteristically large in
comparison, and instead of the weight distribution being concentrated under the heel and
ball as in the arched human foot, the weight distribution is more evenly distributed over
the flat, yielding bigfoot foot. Most often the prints convey five toes, occasionally
however the tracks are apparently three toed. The three toed tracks can be theorized
several ways; that there is a unique variety of bigfoot in existence, while resembling the
five toed bigfoot closely, it retains a few distinguishing characteristics; another theory
is that some soil conditions can cause the toes of bigfoot to 'clump' together. The
proportion of three toed tracks in comparison to the five toed tracks seems to indicate
that three toes is the exception to the norm, and that it is the result of some
environmental peculiarity. The main physical characteristics attributed to bigfoot, other than size and foot shape, are that it is bipedal and upright, has wide shoulders and a heavy brow ridge. Its eyes are sometimes said to appear to be red in color, but are mainly reported as yellow. Although no discernible language has ever been placed with bigfoot creatures, they are very vocal. Witnesses have reported high pitched wails and low, growling roars, either before and/or after visually spotting a Sasquatch. On some occasions the sounds have been heard from two or more sources at the same time, apparently in communication with one another. Another possible form of communication between bigfoot is the use of rocks or wood to make banging noises. Quite a few reports associate the odd repetitive banging sounds with bigfoot, and at times witnesses have heard the sounds from two spots in the woods, indicating communication, or warnings of some sort. Please note that although there are many reports, footprints, and eye witnesses many people will refuse to believe in the existance of Bigfoot until scientists are able to find evidence, beyond any doubt, for their existance. I try to keep my mind open but I am one of those people that won't really believe, in my heart, that the Bigfoot is real until I see one face to face |