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Bigfoot Book Report
Bigfoot was last seen on October 7th 2015, almost a whole year ago, in Oklahoma. Yet, Bigfoots capturing is the last thing on people’s minds.
On March 12, 2013 TheWeek.com mentions that veterinarian Melba S. Ketchum took a DNA sample and found that Bigfoot is half human half ape. Seeker.com, on the other hand, mentions how it would be hard to find traces of him and be sure it’s his.
In 1999 there was a sighting of an injured Sasquatch like creature spotted in the middle of a carnage, the killing of a large number of people, before the government came to take it away.
Seeker.com says “… there would need to be tens of thousands of the creatures in North America alone. ‘Think about that for a second. Tens of thousands of Bigfoot living, breathing,
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Lloyd Pye wrote a book called Everything You Know is Wrong. In this book Pye states that there are four different types of Bigfoot; the Sasquatch, the Abdominal Snow Man or Yeti, the Alma or Kaptar, and the Agogwe or Sedapa.
In 1958, Jerry Crew, a man in Bluff Creek California, found giant footprints in the mud. It was later found that crews “Prank-Loving” boss created the prints by “strapping carved wooden feet to his boots and stomping around in the mud.”
Seeker.com mentions that people are saying they see Bigfoot but may actually just see something else. People say they see a Yeti but the may have just seen a polar bear. Others are saying they saw a Sasquatch when it could have just been a bear.
Mount St. Helens in Washington in 1980 is the most popular “Ape-Man” sighting spot. A few witnesses reported seeing federal helicopters taking Sasquatch remains from the mountain. The mountains become so popular a near gorge was eventually names “Ape
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A few days later Darvelle claimed she had been snatched up my Bigfoot and abandon in the woods. The sheriff dismissed her claim as a hoax because she showed no evidence of being in the woods.
In the 1960s Dr. Grover Krantz was examining casts and photos of footprints from various parts of Washington. One of the foot prints showed signs of an injured foot which was either made by a real walking creature or an artist with “… an expert understanding in the primate foot anatomy.”
Animal planet states, “…no one has ever been able to create a matching costume, though many have tried. The difficulty in creating a matching costume has to do with the limb ratios. The figure… has shorter legs and longer arms…” meaning it would be too hard to create a costume.
Even North American native tribes had stories in their oral traditions describing “giant hairy figures” that look like what the Americans and Canadians have been describing the last few centuries. Each tribe called the beast a different name suggesting the stories came from different

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