Locals in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, were baffled by a footprint measuring 17.75 inches found near a residential home in 1980. But skeptics believe the animal is just a bear sick with mange. His camera also captured clear photos of bear cubs, offering evidence that the unidentified animal was not ursine. In 2007, hunter Rick Jacobs captured some of the most famous bigfoot images to date with a camera mounted to a tree in Pennsylvania’s Allegheny National Forest. A year later, the siblings launched a Kickstarter campaign to investigate other Utah bigfoot sightings. When the creature stood up on two legs, the hikers ran-abruptly ending the shaky video. In October 2012, a group of siblings hiking in Provo Canyon thought they spotted a bear in the woods and started filming. The filmmaker and exact location are unknown and many skeptics claim that there is a telling visible seam of a gorilla suit. “Independence Day” Bigfoot (Photo: Courtesy of BigFootEvidence/YouTube)Ĭalled “The Independence Day” film, a beast was caught in a remarkably clear video that shows an alleged adult bigfoot walking through the woods, with a cub (kid?) in tow. In 2014, Christie’s Auction house in London capitalized on the worldwide interest in bigfoot and sold the original photo for nearly $5,000. Eric Shipton’s Snowy Bigfoot (Yeti?) Footprint (Photo: AP)īritish explorer Eric Earle Shipton snapped this photo while trekking through the Himalayas in 1951, alleging that the footprint belonged to a Yeti. He filmed it for nearly seven minutes, making the somewhat-grainy footage the longest video of an alleged bigfoot sighting. Marble Mountain Bigfoot (Photo: Courtesy of The Mills Family/YouTube)Ī youth group was camping in the Marble Mountain Wilderness, California when leader Jim Mills noticed a strange-looking creature skulking along a ridge nearby. Even with this enhanced image, it’s hard to tell if it’s a person in a gorilla suit or the real deal. The “Bigfoot walk” it depicts has been parodied by many, but never truly replicated. The Most Famous Bigfoot Photo (above)Īrguably the most famous and influential Bigfoot footage is the 1967 film shot by Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin in Northern California. Outside plunged into the deep, dark corners of this subculture to compile the most famous-perhaps most convincing-bigfoot photos ever captured. Although no definitive proof exists, the (often questionable) reports continue adding up.
Sightings of a furry, upright biped and reports of beastly footprints have been reported from as far afield as the Himalayas. For decades, people around the world have been fascinated with the legend of bigfoot, sasquatch, yeti, or whatever you choose to call it.
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