Personal Encounter with Bigfoot in Sierra Nevadas: Analyzing Infrasound Defense

Have you ever heard of infrasound? It's a low-frequency sound that is below the range of human hearing, but can still have an impact on us. According to a friend of the witness in this video from My Bigfoot Sighting, infrasound could have been the cause of the witness's strange encounter in the Sierra Nevadas. The witness, who was camping with his family and friends, saw a shadowy figure near their tent one night. At first, he thought it was his friend, but as he watched, he realized that the figure was much taller and darker than a human. He tried to communicate with it, but it didn't move or respond. The witness could see the reflection of the night sky in its eyes, and it blinked twice before standing still again. The witness was confused and scared, but he didn't react in the way that he thought he would. Instead of waking up his friend or making more threats, he simply went back to his tent and went to sleep. The next morning, he saw the wet spot where he had relieved himself, confirming that the encounter had really happened. Years later, after moving to Washington State, the witness learned about infrasound and how it can affect humans. He believes that the figure he saw was a Bigfoot, and that the infrasound was a defense mechanism that made him feel foolish and unable to react. Infrasound is produced by a variety of natural and man-made sources, including earthquakes, volcanoes, and wind turbines. Some animals, such as elephants and rhinoceroses, also use infrasound to communicate over long distances. While humans can't hear the sound itself, we can still feel the vibrations, which can cause a range of reactions, from fear and anxiety to nausea and disorientation. So, the next time you're out in the woods and you feel a strange sensation or hear a low rumbling, it might be worth considering the possibility of infrasound. And, of course, if you see a shadowy figure that looks like a Bigfoot, be sure to watch and document it from a safe distance!