What does the "Sasquatch" look like in North America?

Many scholars believe that there really is a Sasquatch Sasquatch in the world. They are mostly distributed in the Americas, and there are enough human and physical evidence to confirm their existence. Those who have seen savages include American Indians, white shepherds, trappers, etc. They provided many reports, photos, footprint casts (including a lame Sasquatch footprint), feces and hair found near the footprints, and audio tapes of Sasquatch pronunciation. Many local Indian folklore related to this were also collected. Finally, it’s worth mentioning Roger Patterson’s famous film of what appeared to be a female Sasquatch.

In the place of Ruby Crake on the Fraser River in British Columbia, there lived an American Indian family named Chapman. One day in 1940, an 8-foot-tall male Sasquatch entered the village. The savage came out of the woods and walked near the farm buildings. Mrs. Chapman initially thought it was an animal like a bear, but later she saw clearly that it was a savage. She was so frightened that she dragged the children and ran away. After the whole family learned about this, they went back to the house to check and found that there were large footprints 16 inches long and 8 inches wide left near the house, with each step being 4 feet long. A large bucket of salted fish in the house was knocked over and scattered all over the ground. The size and size of the savage the family saw seemed to be a Sasquatch male. This discovery (it is worth pointing out that Sasquatch likes fish) is of equal importance to the Soviet discovery in Pamir.

In 1955, another more meaningful discovery was made in the Miga Mountains of British Columbia. A road construction worker named William Rowe (who was also an experienced hunter and ranger) saw a female Sasquatch. The savage is about 6 feet 3 inches tall, tall, brown, with silver hair and large breasts. It has two long arms and a pair of big feet. Luo also noticed that she walked like a human, with her hind feet touching the ground first, the back of her head seemed to be slightly higher than the front, her nose was flat, her ears were like human ears, and she had small eyes. Her neck was so short that it was almost invisible. Before he could finish looking carefully, the female savage had noticed that he was beside her and walked away quickly.

Osman, a lumberjack from Northern Europe, said that in 1924, when he was spending a hunting and camping holiday near Tomah Harbor on the opposite side of Vancouver Island, he was captured by a Sasquatch. The encounter was a sensation, but he didn't spread it for many years because he didn't think others would believe it was true. He affirmed that a Sasquatch savage had carried him and his sleeping bag one night about twenty-five miles into the mountains. Finally, we arrived at "a family" in a deep valley surrounded by cliffs. There were a father, a mother, a son and a little daughter. He lived safely in "the house" for six days before escaping. He gave a clear account of the situation of the family, who had neither a fire nor tools. But Osman emphasized that they have something in common with people.

Recently, another typical new discovery was made at 8:00 am on June 6, 1978. The witnesses were Kendall and Hathaway, two senior geological survey engineers over 50 years old. Both of them are scientists who have been engaged in outdoor work for a long time and have rich experience in field work. That day, after they got off the truck they were on, they climbed to the northern peak of the Cascade Mountains in Washington State. The height of this mountain is about 4,000 feet above sea level. The weather was sunny and the temperature was very low. Neither of them thought about the savages at all. Suddenly, a large black shadow quickly flashed past the felled bushes on the opposite side, attracting their attention. At first they thought it was a human being. Later it occurred to me that there was no logging industry here, they were in a small privately run timber yard. When they looked again, they found that the guy was very big, walked upright like a man, and deliberately hid behind a large piece of wood. This guy has brown-black skin and long hair all over his body. They saw its head, arms, and broad shoulders, but in a second or two it was gone. Because it was so sudden, the two of them looked at each other in shock and were speechless for a moment. When they understood, they quickly walked to the place where the savages disappeared to look for footprints. The ground was too hard and rocky, and nothing could be seen. They had said before that they were very familiar with that area and there could be no savages, but now they actually believed that the guy they saw was a Sasquatch savage.

In a county in Oregon where Sasquatch is frequently seen, it was decreed in 1969 that killing a Sasquatch was punishable by five years in prison and a fine.

What is even more surprising is that many scholars believe that Sasquatch evolved from the Chinese giant apes migrating into the American continent.

By 1970, a new element was added to global descriptions of huge, upright monsters, namely, that an unconfirmed bipedal creature might be related to UFOs (UFOs). .

One night in August 1972, a strange UFO-like incident occurred in Rockdale, Indiana, USA. A family named Rogers lived in a mobile home there at the time.

What happened is this: At first, the family saw a luminous object hovering over a nearby cornfield. Then several times they heard sounds somewhere nearby in the stillness of the night. One of them went out to see what was going on. He saw a tall creature folding corn stalks in the field.

Mrs. Rogers saw from the window of the cottage that it stood like a man, but walked on all fours.

They couldn't see clearly because it happened at night, but they could tell that the guy had black hair on his body and stank "like a dead animal or garbage." This guy has a unique feature, that is, it seems to be an illusory thing, because:

"The incredible thing is that we didn't find any traces of it, even if it walked through the mud. It It jumps and jumps, but it doesn't seem to touch anything. When it walks through the grass, you can't hear any sound. Sometimes when you look at it, it seems that your eyes can penetrate its body. "

However, this monster does not always leave no trace. Several farmers also saw it. After this guy came, they found dozens of dead chickens with mutilated limbs, but they were not eaten. The Bourdins found dead chickens, the grass was trampled, the fence was destroyed, and the pig food buckets were empty of cucumbers and potatoes. One night, they saw this guy standing at the door of their chicken coop. Little Burdine said: "This guy blocked all the lights in the chicken coop. The door to the chicken coop is six feet high. Its shoulders hit the upper edge of the door, and its neck should be higher than the door, but it has no neck!! It looks like a gorilla to me. It has long brown hair and a rust-colored body. . I didn't see its eyes or face. It made a low snarling sound." As the guy ran away, the Burdines chased it and fired, even though they were close. It definitely hit it, but it didn't seem to care.

Jon Eric Beckjord is the founder and director of the Bigfoot Research Institute in Seattle, Washington, USA. According to him, sightings of Bigfoot or Sasquatch occur monthly. On July 3, 1981, loggers in northwest Washington State saw a Sasquatch 9 or 10 feet tall 400 feet away. On October 18, a woodcutter was picking mushrooms in the same area when he heard a howling sound and smelled the pungent smell unique to the giant hairy monster.

The Bigfoot Research Institute not only collects various witness reports, but also collects Bigfoot hair and blood samples. The samples collected on four occasions below have been carefully studied by Bigfoot-skeptical scholars.

One was in Rock National Park, Maryland, near Bel Air. One night in 1975, Peter Roenicke was driving a sports car and collided with an animal he thought was Bigfoot. After the animal regained its balance, it advanced toward the car, grunted, and then stalked away. There were hairs from the animal left in the dent where the headlight was hit, and these hairs were analyzed.

On the evening of January 4, 1976, on the Indian Reservation in Bellingham, Washington, a Sasquatch tried to force his way into the food storage room of the Jefferson family. The Jeffersons were awakened by the sound of breaking glass. Mr. Jefferson jumped up and grabbed a gun. He found that the glass of the pantry window, which was about 5 feet above the ground, had been smashed and the broken glass was scattered on the floor with blood stains on it. Black hairs with white tips were found among the glass shards in the window frames and on the floor. Jon Backjord personally collected the blood and hair samples, as well as numerous reports of sightings of saskatchewans and their attempts to break into reservation homes.

In May 1976, near Sacramento, California, a group of teenagers saw a Sasquatch man breaking branches off an almond tree and eating the fruit. The creature left a 25-inch-long footprint, and the young men removed the hair from the fence and gave it to Beckjord.

In 1977, in Lebanon, Oregon, a giant beast screamed and pulled down a barn door and destroyed the wall. Beckyold removed the hair it left behind.

Vincent Sarich, a physical anthropologist and biochemist at the University of California, Berkeley, conducted tests on blood stains on the broken glass in the Jefferson home. He found that it was the blood of a relatively advanced primate. The hair samples taken at the same time and those obtained several other times were analyzed and tested by three experts. They concluded that the hairs were not from humans, dogs, bears, or other similar mammals, nor from any known primate, but were relatively similar to gorilla hairs.

Beckjord said: "These animals are so large that they cannot be people. There are obviously many things here that are still a mystery. They may be primates related to humans."