Florida Bigfoot Research Team Uncovers Mysterious Structures in Swamplands

If you're a Bigfoot enthusiast, you're going to love this video from the YouTube channel The NonnaBoss. The video features an interview with the Mid Florida Bigfoot Research Group, a team that is dedicated to researching and documenting Bigfoot sightings and evidence in Florida. The team consists of four friends - Mike, Chris, Marie, and Ruby - who all have a passion for Bigfoot research. Mike and Chris have been friends for a while, and Chris eventually joined the team after being skeptical at first. Marie and Ruby joined the team after seeing pictures of Bigfoot activity in their area and wanting to learn more. One of the things that sets the Mid Florida Bigfoot Research Group apart is the unique evidence they find in Florida. Unlike the Pacific Northwest, where researchers often find large tree structures, Florida has smaller building materials like palm fronds and scrub oaks. This means that the structures they find are often smaller and made of different materials. During the interview, the team shares some of their experiences and evidence, including a two-foot-tall TP structure made of sticks that Mike found in Myakka State Park. They also talk about finding X structures made out of palm fronds, which are often found upside down. One interesting story that the team shares is about a structure they found in the tops of trees in a swampy area in the Everglades. While they haven't found many structures in trees, this one was particularly intriguing. If you're interested in learning more about Bigfoot research in Florida, be sure to check out this video from The NonnaBoss. The Mid Florida Bigfoot Research Group is a dedicated and passionate team, and their unique experiences and evidence are definitely worth a watch.