Mysterious 7.5ft Bigfoot-like ape creature spotted on Google Earth - here’s where you can find it
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Bigfoot fanatics believe they have spotted a seven and a half foot tall Bigfoot roaming in the wilderness of Colorado. The creature was caught on camera via Google Maps.
Bigfoot is a reported ape-like creature that has been the subject of folklore for years. The creature is said to reside in the forests of North America with multiple ‘sightings’ reported over the years.
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Hide AdThe image of the creature has been screenshot from Google Earth and posted onto a Reddit community group which shares information and theories about Bigfoot. Some people have commented that the creature is bear-like and have dismissed the image as a Bigfoot sighting.
The sighting, found at the coordinates 38°16’24" N. 108°08’32 in western Colorado, shows what some believe is the creature roaming through a clearing near vegetation.
The caption alongside the image posted to Reddit reads: “Is it a bear? A puddle? A hiker without gear? Impossible to say for certain but the darker areas of the subject align with the shadows of other objects nearby.
They added: “Measures around 7-7.5 feet. Appears hunched over. Subject does not appear on other satellite images from different years which might imply that subject is mobile or not stationary object.”
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Hide AdOne of the members of the group, who is familiar with the area of the sighting, commented on the thread saying they had previously felt a creepy feeling when in this exact area. They said: "I’m actually quite familiar with that general area. I lived in Montrose for 26 years and used to camp and hike on the Uncompahgre Plateau.”
They added: "There was one section on that loop hike that sometimes gave me the willies in a vague and undefinable way, and at least one other person I know said the same thing about that area. I don’t know about the image, but I do know that the Uncompahgre Plateau is big, rugged, and at least POTENTIALLY squatchy."
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