Bigfoot Clan in Peril: Local Wildfire Threatens Hidden Habitat

As a video curator for Squatchable, I recently came across a video from the YouTube channel SWAN LAKE BIGFOOT that I think will be of interest to our readers. The video, titled "THE BIGFOOT TERRITORY, FOREST FIRE! & THE MOON WAS RED!", features the channel's owner sharing their concerns about a forest fire that's burning near their property and the potential impact it may have on the local Bigfoot population. The video begins with the channel's owner expressing their worry about the forest fire, which they believe is moving in the direction of a known Bigfoot territory on their property. They mention that they have seen vehicles and heavy machinery, including bulldozers and fire trucks, racing to the scene to try and contain the fire. They also mention that they have seen two large cats, which they believe may have been fleeing the fire. As the video progresses, the channel's owner shares their belief that the local Bigfoot population has likely already evacuated the area and moved to safer ground. They mention that the Bigfoot caves are located in a nearby area known as the "two mile location", and that they have set up trail cameras in the past to try and capture footage of the elusive creatures. One interesting aspect of the video is the channel's owner mentioning the unusual color of the moon, which they describe as red. They believe that the color of the moon may be due to smoke in the air from the forest fire. This is a good opportunity to educate our readers about the moon and its phases. The moon's color can change depending on the position of the Earth, moon, and sun, and it can appear red during a total lunar eclipse, also known as a "blood moon". However, the moon was not in a total lunar eclipse phase during the time of the video, so the red color could be due to smoke or dust particles in the atmosphere. Towards the end of the video, the channel's owner shares their belief that the Bigfoot population has likely moved to an area known as the "Bigfoot blueberry patches", which are located to the east of their property. They mention that they have heard growls and yells in the past, which they believe to be from the Bigfoot, and that they have a special pin and a little golden eagle that they wear as a sign of respect for the creatures. Overall, this video from SWAN LAKE BIGFOOT is a fascinating glimpse into the potential impact of forest fires on local Bigfoot populations. While the video does not provide any concrete evidence of Bigfoot sightings, it does offer an interesting perspective on how these elusive creatures may react to changes in their environment. As always, we encourage our readers to watch the video and form their own opinions.