Bigfoot's Global Cloaked Species: Thermal Footage & LIDAR Debate

In a recent video from the YouTube channel UFO GODS & EXTRATERRESTRIALS, host Jen Noy interviews Sarah Bignell, founder of Yowie Central, a podcast dedicated to sharing stories about Bigfoot sightings from around the world, with a focus on the Australian Bigfoot, also known as the Yowie or Yahi. Sarah, who is based in Southeast Australia, has been interviewing Yowie witnesses for over three and a half years as the Yowie Witness Interviewer for Australian Yowie Research. She shares her experiences and knowledge about the different names and appearances of the Australian Bigfoot, which she believes could be up to three separate species. One of the most exciting parts of the interview is when Sarah talks about some remarkable thermal camera footage captured in Springbrook National Park in Queensland, Australia. The footage shows two beings, at least 9 to 10 feet tall, hiding behind a large tree. One of the beings bends down to pick something up, revealing its Neanderthal-like shape and massive brow ridge. Sarah also discusses the different types of Yowies, including the big ones that look like the Patty from the Patterson-Gimlin footage, and the leaner, more human-looking ones that some people call the Ancient Ones. She believes that these could be two separate species, and that they have the ability to cloak themselves and make themselves invisible. I am always excited to come across new and interesting Bigfoot-related content, and this video definitely fits the bill. It's always fascinating to learn about different cultures' experiences and beliefs about Bigfoot, and Sarah's knowledge and passion for the subject is infectious. I highly recommend checking out the full video and Sarah's Yowie Central podcast for more stories and insights about the Australian Bigfoot. Excitement level: 7/10.