Australian yeti hunters have figured out how to charm Bigfoot. To capture him on a video camera, they decided to lure him with apples.
According to the Daily Mail, Jason Heal and Jason Dunn, who have been chasing Bigfoot for years, went to the southern part of Queensland, where the Yeti is rumored to live, on the morning of March 29. “We threw him some apples; Bigfoot met our expectations and appeared. We are very grateful to him for that, "the hunters said, adding that they found the Yeti" a very intelligent creature."
A few days later, they uploaded the video to YouTube. Most of the users who watched it are sure that this is a staging. “It's just a guy in a mask. If we moved the camera a little further, it would not be so noticeable”,“Huge head and small eyes. It may be fake, but the movements are pretty monkey-like."
Cryptozoologist Michael Bachman stated: "At the moment we don't know if this video is real or not, but it certainly fascinated some viewers." According to him, the creature in the video looks more like a sloth, although they are not found in Australia and it is forbidden to keep them as pets.
Comments like this angered yeti hunters. “It's strange that when you provide real evidence, they are immediately called a fake. We know that these creatures actually exist, we have researched this issue enough,”the Australians take offense.
