Researchers' Close Encounters with Snakes and Mysterious Footprints in Florida Fields

In a recent video from The Sasquatch Encounter Brigade, hosts Angie and Marie Dumont sit down to discuss the latest findings and experiences from the field. The video, titled "SEB Presents Women in the Field Pt 5," features a conversation between the two researchers as they share their encounters and discoveries. During the conversation, Marie talks about her experiences with snakes while out in the field. She recounts two separate instances where she and her team encountered black snakes, including a diamondback rattlesnake. Despite the close encounters, Marie and her team were able to continue their research unharmed. Marie also shares some of the tracks and other evidence they've found in the field. One notable discovery was a footprint with five toes, which she notes is common in their area. However, she also mentions a four-toed print that her associate team member, Dr. Bill Hewitt, found in the Everglades. The conversation then turns to the topic of intricate balanced structures, which Marie refers to as "asterisks." These structures, often found in the spring, are made up of small sticks and branches balanced in a specific way. Marie notes that they haven't found many of these structures recently due to the high water levels in the area. Towards the end of the video, Angie mentions an upcoming skunk ape meeting in Ochopee, Florida. The meeting, which will be held in the Big Cypress preserve, will feature speakers and discussions on the Everglades ecosystem and the skunk ape. Overall, the video provides an interesting look into the experiences and discoveries of researchers in the field. Whether you're a seasoned Bigfoot believer or just starting to learn about the subject, it's a fascinating watch. Be sure to check out the full video on The Sasquatch Encounter Brigade's YouTube channel.