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Sunday 9 June 2013

Bigfoot Evidence-Bigfoot or Swamp Monster?

 
Sunday, June 9, 2013

Bigfoot or Swamp Monster?

 

Is there a Bigfoot in this photograph? According to Bigfoot researcher Leroy Blevins, there's definitely something in the swamp -- and it's spear fishing. Blevins has posted a series of images taken from Google Earth of a swamp in Louisiana showing what appears to be a dark figure near the bottom edge of the photograph. He writes:

"As I was looking over images on google earth I came up on this image here taken in Louisiana. This image shows bird in the swamp area however as I looked over this image something caught my eye. There is this creature sitting on a down tree with a stick in it's hands just sitting there like it was spear fishing."
 


On the page, this last photo was next to the Melissa Hovis (sponsored) photo of the back of a Bigfoot, and I think the two of them are readily comparable: 


And of course if this kind of Bigfoot spearfishes using sticks, it is a cultural animal using tools, presumably a man: this has also been alleged elsewhere and these Bigfoots have regularly been reported as using sticks and stones as tools, carrying them around with them, or arranging them as markers I the woods in patterns that are meaningful to them. All of which is well above the simply animalistic level of existence.

2 comments:

  1. I do have to disagree that the ability to spearfish is a soley human capability...http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-562236/Orangutan-attempts-hunt-fish-spear.html

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  2. OK, Good to know: However this one strikes me as not being one of the ones which resembles an orangutan, it has a more human look to it

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