A mysterious recording has appeared on the popular YouTube video hosting site, possibly showing Bigfoot. It is reported that the video was received this fall in the Navajo Nation Indian Reservation in the northeastern US state of Arizona. The author of the material, as you might guess, was a Native American (or American) from the Navajo tribe. The identity of the operator remains unknown to the public.
An unusual video shows a dark humanoid figure walking among the naked autumn nature and at a certain moment hiding behind the bushes. People on the other side of the camera are heavily commenting on what is happening in the Navajo language. The Indians are clearly amazed and intrigued by the appearance of the alleged cryptid - they try to re-catch the creature in the lens, but the Yeti disappears without a trace. One gets the impression that he either evaporated in the air, or rushed away with lightning speed as soon as he found himself behind the bushes. Most surprising of all, there are houses and roads nearby, so where the Bigfoot went remains a pure mystery. It is also not known whether anyone else from the area saw him then.
Of course, not all users of the World Wide Web believed that the recording shows a real yeti. Doubters believe that it was a tall man in black clothes or even a gorilla suit. At the same time, less skeptical commentators note that many Indian tribes have legends about creatures that look very much like Bigfoot popularized by cryptozoologists. One way or another, the video has already collected about 40 thousand views and continues to attract the attention of the regulars of the Network.
By the way, we recall that the yeti's ability to literally dissolve in the air (most likely, to go into its parallel world) has long been known to everyone who came across this cryptid, as they say, nose to nose, and independent researchers of these mysterious creatures are well aware of this quality of Bigfoot. But a man disguised as a Yeti would hardly have been able to escape the watchful eyes and video cameras of the Indians. So skeptics are resting on the sidelines today …
Daniil Myslinsky