A curious video has surfaced on the World Wide Web, made back in July 2017 by a resident of the American city of Seattle in Washington state. The man, who wished to remain anonymous, says that he went to the forest last summer. Finding himself far from civilization, our hero intuitively felt that someone was watching him, and it was clearly not an animal, but an intelligent creature. The American turned and suddenly saw in the thickets someone's head slightly moving.
According to the traveler, it was the head of a hairy humanoid creature protruding from the coniferous trees. The man immediately realized that there are no large monkeys in this state, and therefore he probably ran into a yeti, who was interested in the appearance of a man in the forest. Our hero, of course, was taken aback, but he found the courage to get a smartphone out of his pocket and captured the Bigfoot on video. By enabling the entry below, you will be able to see a possible monster in the green foliage. For a long time, the American did not dare to post the video on the Web, but then he found cryptozoologists studying Bigfoot and sent the material to them. Experts have studied the mysterious footage and came to the conclusion that they are most likely genuine.
Some commentators believed that it was in fact a mythical sasquatch, and congratulated the American for returning from the forest unharmed (however, opinions are quite contradictory about the aggressiveness of the Yeti). Others thought it was a human head in a monkey mask. To pull off such a hoax, they say, is as easy as shelling pears (far from civilization - one chance in a million that such a joke will succeed). Well, in the opinion of others, it was an ordinary stump, resembling from such a perspective a brown hairy face: in a word, one of the pareidolic illusions with which skeptics explain the lion's share of supposed supernatural phenomena. Or maybe it was not a yeti at all, but some kind of ghost or even a goblin? Anything can happen in this world, that's for sure!..
Victoria Prime