Bigfoot Encounter in the Woods: Mysterious Findings and Haunting Howls

In a recent video from the YouTube channel OutdoorUniversityOnline, Charles Mills and Mr. Anderson take us on a thrilling adventure through the Woods of Old Man Whistler's. The video is filled with mysterious noises, broken branches, and signs of some unknown creature roaming the area. While the main focus of the video is the exploration of the Woods, there's an interesting bit of information about tree communication that caught my attention. At the beginning of the video, Charles mentions that they are getting all kinds of knocks and noises as soon as they got out of the truck and got about a hundred yards from it. One of the noises they hear is a whining noise that Charles has never heard before. This type of vocalization is not uncommon in the world of animal communication. Researchers have found that trees communicate with each other through a network of fungi in the soil, which allows them to exchange nutrients and send warning signals about pests and diseases. This network is often referred to as the "Wood Wide Web." In addition to this underground network, trees can also communicate through the air by releasing volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that other trees can detect and respond to. While it's unlikely that the mysterious creature in Old Man Whistler's Woods is a tree, it's still fascinating to think about the complex communication systems that exist in the natural world. Who knows, maybe the strange noises and broken branches in the video are the result of trees sending warning signals to each other about the presence of an unknown intruder. As Charles and Mr. Anderson continue their exploration, they come across a broken stick that Mr. Anderson points out is not natural. The stick is snapped off at a height that would be difficult for a human to reach, leading Charles to speculate that something broke it. This is where the video really starts to get interesting. Charles and Mr. Anderson come across a broken tree that has been snapped off at the top, leaving the leaves still intact. They also find a large log that has been ripped out of the ground, with the roots still attached. The guys are clearly puzzled and excited by these discoveries, and it's easy to see why. While it's impossible to say for sure what caused these breaks and snaps, it's clear that something powerful and possibly intelligent is roaming the area. The guys continue to explore, finding more broken branches and strange noises as they go. Towards the end of the video, Charles and Mr. Anderson come across a dead carcass that looks like it could be a deer or a coyote. They also find a stick man with male parts, which Charles describes as looking like a screaming woman. It's unclear what these discoveries mean, but they certainly add to the mystery and intrigue of the video. Overall, the video from OutdoorUniversityOnline is a thrilling and mysterious exploration of Old Man Whistler's Woods. While the main focus of the video is the search for the unknown creature roaming the area, the bit of information about tree communication is a fascinating reminder of the complexity and wonder of the natural world. If you're a Bigfoot believer or just enjoy a good mystery, this video is definitely worth checking out.