Product Description
Venture deep into the shadowy forests, remote mountain ranges, and isolated wildernesses of the world in this enthralling collection of true tales of Bigfoot encounters.Revealing a creature that is as mysterious as it is elusive, Bigfoot Sightings: True Encounters tells of encounters, sightings, and reports across cultures and continents, from Native American legends to modern-day sightings in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Youll learn about the history and the common threads in the thousands of eyewitness reportspowerful footprints, inexplicable noises, and a primal sense of being watched. Explore the physical evidencefootprints, hair samples, photos, and videos; the circumstantial evidencenests and tree structures; the anecdotal evidencenumerous witness stories; and the history and potential explanations for the creaturethe giants mentioned in ancient texts, the evolution from Neanderthals, extraterrestrial origins, and shapeshifters; and ancient history, mythology, and folklore. Whether called Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Yeti, or something else, youll encounter a trove of stories and evidence from across America and the world such as: Accounts of eerie howls echoing across desolate landscapes,The adventures of Sasquatch hunters Ren Dahinden, John Green, Grover Krantz, and Peter Byrne,Widely covered newspaper reports of a giant apelike creature invading homes, killing livestock, and even stalking people,Stories of shy hulking figures lurking in the woods,Examples of Yeti scalps venerated in village monasteries in Nepal,The Skunk Ape of Florida and portions of Alabama and Georgia, which is sometimes called a cousin of Bigfoot and named for its foul smell,The Ojibway Ragaru that appears in times of danger,Chilling late-night encounters with towering, shadowy figures,Hunters, hikers, and even skeptics recounting moments of awe as they come face-to-face with the legendary beastWhether you are a seasoned believer or a curious skeptic, this collection will pull you into the mystery of Bigfoot, leaving you to wonder: What is out there in the wild? And are you prepared to encounter it yourself?
