On March 31st and April 1st, 1972, a prank was pulled on a team of eight scientists from Yorkshire, England who were in Scotland to investigate - as well as try to capture - the infamous Loch Ness Monster.
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“If Sasquatch is purely legendary, the legend is likely to be a long time in dying. On the other hand, if Sasquatch does exist, then with the Sasquatch hunts being mounted and the increasing human population, it seems likely that some hard evidence may soon be in hand. Legendary or actual, Sasquatch excites a great popular interest in Washington.”
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In July of 1924, five Washington prospectors on Mount St. Helens told local newspapers about a terrible encounter they had with ‘mountain devils.’ This story spread quickly by the media and became an overnight sensation with readers nationwide. The encounter would also go on to become one of the most famous cryptozoological tales regarding a Bigfoot attack.
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Almost everyone born in the United States recognizes the man pictured above. That is the 26th President of the United States of America, Theodore Roosevelt. For those who have studied him, they will know that besides being the President, he was also the former New York City police commissioner, a Nobel Peace Prize recipient, a boxer, an author, a frequent skinny dipper, and the very definition of an outdoorsman. But what many people don’t know, is that Teddy Roosevelt has a direct link to Bigfoot.
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