Bigfoot Spotted at Edwards AFB: Nevada Highway Devil's Eyeshine Phenomenon

A new and intriguing video has been making the rounds on YouTube, and I couldn't wait to share it with our community of Bigfoot believers. The video, posted by the YouTube channel KoR Live! After Hours, explores an encounter that occurred on the grounds of Edwards Air Force Base in the Mojave Desert. The hosts, J and Kazari, take us on a journey through the desert, discussing the unique Sasquatch that is said to roam the area. What makes this Sasquatch so unique, you ask? Well, it's said to have bioluminescent eyes, a trait that is not commonly found in animals. J takes the opportunity to delve into the biology behind ey shine, the mirror-like surface located between a vertebrate's retina that allows nocturnal animals to see better at night. However, this Sasquatch's eyes are said to be bioluminescent, meaning they emit light on their own, without the need for an external light source. The hosts also discuss the different colors of ey shine that have been reported, including blue, which is said to be common in the desert animals of the area. But as J points out, a raccoon or coyote with blue ey shine is one thing, but an 8-foot-tall Sasquatch is another thing entirely. The video goes on to share a report from 1977, written by Bigfoot researcher Douglas E. Trap, who, along with his red-tailed hawk Nixon, was investigating the area in response to several credible Bigfoot sightings. The report details their observations of the night sky, as well as their interviews with witnesses who claimed to have encountered a desert Sasquatch. The hosts also share some of the nicknames that have been given to this particular Sasquatch, including the Nevada Highway Devil and Marvin of the Mojave. I found this video to be both informative and exciting. The discussion of bioluminescent eyes and the different colors of ey shine was fascinating, and the report from 1977 added an interesting historical perspective. I highly recommend checking out this video for yourself and sharing your thoughts with the Squatchable community. And as always, happy squatching! Note: The video discussion has been used as the source for this article, and any additional information provided is based on the curator's knowledge of the Bigfoot subject. The YouTube channel is not affiliated with Squatchable.