Witness Films Black and White Sasquatch That Cloaks Itself in Trees
Posted Sunday, August 30, 2026
By Squatchable.com staff
So I was scrolling through YouTube the other night, as one does when sleep just isn't happening, and I came across something pretty wild over on the channel "Small park. Big Sasquatch. Adventures & Discovery."
The footage shows someone out in what appears to be a wooded park area, filming what they believe is a Sasquatch — and not just any Sasquatch, but one they describe as "black and white" that's apparently emerging from the trees. The filmer is absolutely convinced about what they're seeing, and they address the critics head-on. They mention getting comments accusing them of being "on acid" or "tripping real hard," but they stand firm, stating plainly, "I see what I see and I know that they're real."
One of the most fascinating parts of the video is when the filmer talks about cloaking. If you've been following Sasquatch research for any length of time, you know this is a recurring theme in countless witness accounts — the idea that these beings can somehow blend in with their surroundings, making them incredibly difficult to spot. The filmer mentions watching one "cloaking" with the trees while another appears to be coming out into the open.
There's this really endearing moment where the filmer is talking to the Sasquatch, saying "hi sweetie" and commenting on how it looks like it's smiling. They mention waiting for it to climb and show its face, but their arm is getting tired from holding the camera up. You can hear the genuine affection and excitement in their voice — it's hard not to smile watching it.
The filmer also mentions they can't even see the Sasquatch with their naked eyes — only through the camera. This is actually a phenomenon that's been reported by other researchers and witnesses over the years, where Sasquatch seem to be more visible through a camera lens or phone screen than to the naked eye. Some researchers have theorized this could be related to how our eyes focus versus how a camera captures light and movement, or it could be tied to whatever cloaking ability they possess. Either way, it's a detail that keeps popping up in encounter reports.
It's a short video, but definitely worth checking out if you're into this kind of thing. The filmer's passion is infectious, and whether you're a believer or a skeptic, you have to appreciate someone who's out there with their camera, documenting what they see and refusing to let the naysayers discourage them.
You can find the video over on the "Small park. Big Sasquatch. Adventures & Discovery" YouTube channel. Take a look and see what you think!