White Bigfoots Exist? Exploring Pennsylvania Sightings on Crypts of the Corn

A new video has caught my attention and I can't wait to share it with all the fellow Bigfoot believers out there! The video comes from the YouTube channel Cryptids of the Corn, and it's all about white Bigfoots. Yes, you heard it right - white Bigfoots! I was so intrigued and excited to learn more about these elusive creatures. The video starts off with the hosts discussing a video they recently came across, which appears to show a white Bigfoot in the woods. They mention that while there are many fake videos out there, this one seems to have potential. I have to admit, I'm definitely curious and can't wait to see it for myself! But the video isn't just about this one sighting. The hosts go on to discuss several other stories and reports of white Bigfoots, including one from Pennsylvania that dates back to the 1970s. According to the hosts, the first sighting was reported by a woman named Anmy B, who described the creature as being about 7 feet tall with matted dirty white hair all over it. She also mentioned that the creature had dark eyes and pinkish skin around its eyes and forehead. As I was listening to this, I couldn't help but feel a mix of excitement and curiosity. I've heard of white Bigfoots before, but I've never really looked into it. And the fact that there are reports of these creatures dating back to the 1970s just makes it even more fascinating! The hosts also mention that there have been several sightings of white Bigfoots in Alabama, which they refer to as the Alabama white thing. They explain that this series of sightings began in the 1970s and has been reported multiple times since then. One thing that really stood out to me in this video is the hosts' open-mindedness. They mention that while some people believe that white Bigfoots are albinos, others believe that they are a separate species altogether. And they're open to both ideas! I think this is so important in the Bigfoot community - we should all be open to different ideas and theories, as long as they're respectful and well-reasoned. Overall, I have to say that I'm really impressed with this video. The hosts do a great job of presenting the information in a clear and engaging way, and they definitely have me convinced that white Bigfoots are worth looking into. I can't wait to see what else they uncover in their investigations! If you're as intrigued as I am, I highly recommend checking out the video for yourself. And who knows - maybe you'll be the one to capture the next big white Bigfoot sighting!