Mostersz and Strange Creatures

Evidence for the legendary Bigfoot in the state of Minnesota is on the increase with over 75 reported sightings.The Northern Minnesota Bigfoot Society have recorded several sightings, photographs and footprints within the last three years leading researchers to believe that there really is something out there in the woods. Bigfoot aliveand living in northern Minnesota? The co-founders of the Northern Minnesota Bigfoot Society say, "100 percent yes.

" They said they have received more than 75 reports of sightings, captured images, and Bigfoot footprints in just three years. They"re sharing their insight while sorting fact from fiction as they take KSAX on the hunt for Bigfoot.

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A peculiar creature has been discovered by hikers in the small Canadian town of Kitchenuhmaykoosib.The creature"s body is covered in hair but its face and feet are not. Some people are calling it the next Montauk Monster while others believe it be physical evidence of the legendary Chupacabra or "goat-sucker".Update: The source site has nowtaken the article down.

This creature was first discovered by Sam the Dog a local dog. It was discovered first week of May in the creek section of town, hikers noticed sam sniffing something in the water and they approached to see in what the sam had detected and they noticed the creature in the water face down.

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A leading Bigfoot researcher has claimed that it is now mating season in Florida for the infamous Skunk Ape.Dave Shealy is one of the world"s leading researchers on the Skunk Ape, a bipedal hominid thought to live in the Florida Everglades. According to Shealy it is now their mating season and theircalls have been heard coming from the swamps.

Bigfoot mating season is underway in the Florida Everglades. Dave Shealy, an RV park owner in Ochopee, Florida, is the leading researcher of the Skunk Ape, Bigfoot’s “smaller, smellier cousin. ”

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The Navy"s policies on recording sea monster sightings have been released as part of the FOIA.The policy was revealed when a marine biologist asked if the Navy held records about sea monsters, the official response stated ""The RN (Royal Navy), and MoD in general, does not maintain any form of central repository of information purelydevoted to sea monsters." Sailors can note unusual sightings on the ocean waves in their ship"s logs, the Navy said.

But they are not required to do so and none of the information is assembled in a central archive devoted to sea monsters.

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