Bigfoot in North America: A Journey through Folklore, Science, and Sightings: Sights and Sounds

Sightings of a furry, upright biped and reports of beastly footprints have been reported from as far afield as the Himalayas. Although no definitive proof exists, the (often questionable) reports continue adding up. Outside plunged into the deep, dark corners of this subculture to compile the most famous—perhaps most convincing—bigfoot photos ever captured.

Whether you call it a bigfoot, sasquatch or yeti, there are plenty of folks all over the country who claim they’ve seen one.

Viewers can see and interact with a map that displays data and location of crowdsourced Bigfoot Sightings.

A road trip designed by AAA to highlight Bigfoot sightings in the Pacific Northwest.

BFRO expeditions bring people to areas where they will have encounters with Bigfoots at night.

It has been suggested by some Native American Elders and First Nation Tribes of Canada that Tree Structures mark and commemorate the birth of a new member of a Sasquatch Family or a Marker of a colony.

Human characteristics are attributed to many legendary creatures. As part of this anthropomorphization, these mythological animals are often given language abilities.

“One knock is just like a ‘hello.’ Two knocks is ‘I hear you?’ And three knocks means ‘I’m on my way.’ If we hear three knocks things could get real interesting real fast.”