What
is unusual here is that the witnesses were able to rule out a bear.
Otherwise we would all have reasonably assumed a young bear running
for cover. They do this. It is also way too large for either a
porcupine or a raccoon unless we happen to be looking at a giant
version which is possible but quite unlikely as neither giant species
appears to otherwise have made it out of the Pleistocene. Beside,
these are not so clever that human encounters could have been
avoided.
I do
have an alternative and that is a young giant sloth. Again the
creature has gone to the trees upon been disturbed but has no good
apparent escape route here.
I do
not know what more by the witnesses was done and this is all we have,
unfortunately.
It
certainly is not a Sasquatch and it is noteworthy that the Sasquatch
does not use trees.
BIGFOOT: IS THIS THE
PROOF?
THURSDAY, 4 OCTOBER
2012
http://frontiersofzoology.blogspot.ca/2012/10/bigfoot-is-this-proof.html
Creepy ... the mystery creature stares at the camera
Hairy ... no one
knows what the animal is
By STAFF REPORTER
Last Updated: 12th
January 2011
IT’S definitely
big. It’s certainly hairy. Could this mysterious beast be the
elusive Bigfoot?
Shot in snowy woods
in the US state of Maine this video shows a creepy creature lurking
in the treetops — and the footage has taken the internet by storm.
Speculation is rife
about the identity of the fearsome animal.
IT’S definitely
big. It’s certainly hairy. Could this mysterious beast be the
elusive Bigfoot? Shot in snowy woods in the US state of Maine this
video shows a creepy creature lurking in the treetops — and the
footage has taken the internet by storm. Speculation is rife about
the identity of the fearsome animal.
Is this Bigfoot?
Monkey-like creature
mystifies Maine
It has been likened
to a monkey and even a bear. But many of the 50,000 people who have
already watched the clip are convinced it could be the legendary
sasquatch.
The video was posted
on YouTube by American user webtech88 five days ago. Mpu
A woman can be heard
telling a child to look at “the bear” in the branches.
But the terrified kid
tearfully replies: “I don't like bears.”
Although the
cameraman can be heard whistling to attract the animal, it sits
silently in the tree.
It is only when
they see the front of the animal the group realize is might not be a
bear.
The confused woman
says: “I see an ape.” While the cameraman agrees: “It does
look like a monkey.”
Maine, in the north
east of the country, has had a number of Bigfoot sightings over the
years
[The alternate explanation was given that this could be a large raccoon rather than a bear or an ape: It still looks like a chimpanzee to me, and bigger than a porcupine. However a porcupine is much more likely in this environment.-DD]
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