Bigfoot Seekers set off on an expedition to the upper peninsula of Michigan. Here they expect to find evidence of the existence of Bigfoot. Previously, similar searches were organized in India. In 2005, an anonymous American company promised to pay a million dollars to whoever finds Bigfoot.
Sasquatch leaves traces
American cryptozoologists decided to find out the truth about the legendary Sasquatch (Bigfoot). To do this, they go to the upper peninsula of Michigan in July.
Perhaps among the local residents there will be people who could see the Bigfoot, or provide other evidence in favor of his existence. According to Matthew Moneymaker of Bigfoot Seekers, members of the organization heard and even caught a glimpse of Bigfoot on three of their thirty expeditions to the United States and Canada.
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Bigfoot (Yeti, Bigfoot, etc.) is a humanoid creature supposedly found in the highlands of the Earth. It is believed that this is a relict hominid, that is, a mammal belonging to the order of primates and the genus of man, which has survived to this day from the time of human ancestors. Karl Linnaeus designated it as lat. Homo troglodytes (caveman). Most modern scholars believe that Bigfoot is as much a myth as the Bermuda Triangle and flying saucers. Judging by hypotheses and unconfirmed reports, Bigfoot differs from us in a more dense constitution, a pointed skull shape, longer arms, a short neck length and a massive lower jaw, relatively short hips. They have hair covering all over the body - black, red or gray. Dark-colored faces. Hair on the head is longer than on the body. The mustache and beard are very sparse and short. They have a strong unpleasant odor. They climb trees well. It is claimed that mountain populations of snow people live in caves, forest ones build nests on tree branches.
The legends about Bigfoot or Sasquatch, as Bigfoot is also called in the USA, have existed for hundreds of years, but so far no one has been able to prove his existence. At various times, photographs and videos were taken, in which you can see a fur-covered figure resembling a human. The quality of this evidence is low enough that it gives skeptics ground to talk about the fact that the pictures and recordings were obtained during staged filming, and that ordinary people dressed in suits played the role of snowmen.
According to cryptozoologist Grover Krantz of the University of Washington, Bigfoot is a "gigantopithecus" - a representative of a branch of ancient humans that lived three million years ago. (RIA News")
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Indian "jungle man"
Earlier, the search for the mysterious creature was officially organized in northeastern India by the authorities of the Western Hills District in the state of Meghalaya. Local peasants call the monster "mande burung", which means "man of the jungle".
Experts must establish the credibility of local testimonies about the hairy giants they have seen over the past years. One of the eyewitnesses claims that while collecting firewood in the forest, he saw a whole family of "snowmen": two adults and two cubs. According to him, the creatures are huge, overweight, completely covered with black-brown fur, and on their heads they "seem to be wearing hats." The peasant saw them at a distance of 30-40 meters.
Local tourism community A'chik claims to have many photographs of the Mande Burungs' footprints, their den, and wool samples to be sent for DNA analysis.
Perhaps "Mande Burung" is a lowland relative of the Yeti, who, according to legend, lives in the mountains of Nepal and Tibet. Similar legends exist in Australia (mysterious creatures are called yovi there).
By the way, in 2005, an American anonymous company promised to pay a million dollars to that, will present a photograph or other information that will help catch the "Bigfoot" or the Loch Ness monster alive.