Yeti, aka Bigfoot, aka "Bigfoot", and in scientific terms, a relict hominoid met 34-year-old Englishwoman Caroline Toms in Angmering Park - this is in Sussex county of South-East England …
A woman was walking the dog in the forest owned by the Duke of Norfolk, taking pictures of her. I saw a huge hairy creature. Carolina had a camera in her hands - she managed to take a picture. Then the dog with a bark rushed towards the creature and frightened him away.
The woman believes she has photographed Bigfoot - this is what the Bigfoot is called in English-speaking countries. Like, I recognized him from the photos that I had seen before.
Sussex County is one of the few in England with extensive dense forests. At one time, there were persistent rumors that there were either cougars or leopards. But no one has provided their photo. But the pictures of "snowmen" appeared. And Miss Thoms is not the first here. Last year, the hairy creature was photographed by a certain Adam Bird in the Friskney Nature Reserve in the east of England (Lincolnshire).
Bigfoot, photographed by Byrd last year
The current and old pictures, of course, do not look very reliable - something hairy, captured on them, could be anyone. But the photographers swear that they saw exactly humanoid giants. That is, the real "snow people".
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They've been here for a long time
The British, like any other self-respecting people, have their own legends about Bigfoot. And if you believe them, then they were found here since ancient times.
They were called "Wudewas" - forest people. They were covered with thick hair. Growth was usually enormous.
But there were also small vudevas - from people. They seemed to be found all over England. In Scotland they were called "The Grays".
Images of big feet are even found on some coats of arms.
In a word, real cryptozoologists - those who are looking for animals unknown to science - are not surprised by the British "Bigfoot".