Is a mysterious Bigfoot roaming the wild here?

Myth about Legendary Bigfoot – a species of Yeti from the United States – recently received new food. A Wyoming couple made the observation during a trip to neighboring Colorado, which for many represents definitive proof of the mythical creature’s existence.

Shannon Parker and Stetson Tyler were traveling on the narrow gauge railway in the scenic area between Durango and Silverton last Sunday to celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary and were looking for deer when they spotted it. “As we passed the mountains, Stetson saw something moving and then said, ‘I think it’s Bigfoot.'” Brandon, who is sitting next to Stetson on the train, grabs his cell phone and starts filming. At the same time, I tried to take a picture with my camera,” Shannon, 44, says. on Facebook.

“It was two or three meters tall or bigger.”

“Out of the hundreds of people on the train, three or four of us actually saw the elusive creature Bigfoot! “I don’t know about you, but we believe in it,” she continues. “It was two or three meters tall or larger. Its color matched so well with the sagebrush found in the mountains that it was well camouflaged when it sat down,” she told the New York Post. “If you had asked us before our trip, we would have said Bigfoot might be there, but now we are convinced.” Then the train conductor reported his own sightings: on a snowshoe tour, he discovered footprints that were too large for a human.

The post has been shared nearly 3,000 times. Opinions on whether the clip really shows Bigfoot vary widely: while many believe their beliefs are confirmed and are convinced that the video shows a mysterious, unknown creature, others believe so. “Like Chewbacca.” A hunter dressed in camouflage or a local resident who made a joke to the tourists.

According to researchers at the University of Arizona, the legend of Bigfoot could be an extinct great ape called Gigantopithecus, which once lived in the area. Bigfoot is also called Sasquatch in Canada and Washington State, which means “very hairy person” or “hairy giant” in the indigenous language. The legend has been around since about 1850.

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