Bigfoot: A Hominid in North American Folklore and Beyond

In a recent video from the YouTube channel Yarn Ghouls, hosts Alisa and Marily explore their fascination with Bigfoot. Alisa, who is wearing a hat with the phrase "Bigfoot in the Sudden Forest" and a Bigfoot mood ring, expresses her love for the elusive creature. Although she admits to not knowing much about Bigfoot, she has done some research and has learned that Bigfoot is likely a hominid, a distant relative to humans. Alisa also notes that Bigfoot is known worldwide by different names, but is centralized in North America. She shares a map of Bigfoot sightings worldwide, which shows a high concentration in North America. Alisa also touches on the history of Bigfoot, mentioning the first recorded sighting in the US from 1793 and the prevalent belief in Bigfoot in Native American folklore. The video also discusses the different Bigfoots from around the world, such as the skunk ape of the Southern United States, the Grassman in Ohio, and the yeti or abominable snowman in Asia. Alisa notes that they may not all look the same, as depicted in artist conceptions. Throughout the video, Alisa and Marily express their excitement and passion for the subject, making it an entertaining and informative watch for any Bigfoot enthusiast. They encourage viewers to immerse themselves in the topic and to keep an open mind about the existence of Bigfoot. In this article, we aimed to summarize and highlight the main points of the Yarn Ghouls' video on Bigfoot. We encourage our readers to watch the video and to share their thoughts and opinions with us. Remember, here at Squatchable, we respect and believe in the existence of Bigfoot.