Bigfoot Terror Podcast: Remembering Paula, Kraken Egg Discovery, and New Shark Species

In a recent video from the YouTube channel WJ Sheehan, two brothers share their encounter with what they believe to be a Sasquatch. The video, titled "Bigfoot TIW 160: Don't take my deer gents...Sasquatch threatens campers," shows the brothers following a trail when they hear strange noises and catch a glimpse of a large, hairy creature. But that's not all the video has to offer. The brothers, W.J and K.J Sheehan, also discuss their love of the outdoors and their fascination with cryptids, mythical creatures that are said to inhabit remote areas of the world. One such cryptid that the Sheehan brothers mention is the Kraken, a legendary sea monster said to dwell off the coasts of Norway and Greenland. The Kraken is often depicted as a giant squid or octopus, capable of dragging ships and sailors down to a watery grave. While the Kraken is often considered a myth, there is evidence to suggest that giant squids and octopuses do exist in the depths of the ocean. In fact, in 2004, the first video footage of a live giant squid was captured in its natural habitat. The creature, which can grow up to 43 feet long, is truly a sight to behold. But the existence of the Kraken is still a topic of debate among cryptozoologists and marine biologists. Some believe that the Kraken is simply a misidentification of a giant squid or octopus, while others think that it may be a separate species entirely. Regardless of whether the Kraken exists or not, the idea of a giant sea monster is a fascinating one. It's a reminder of the vast and largely unexplored depths of the ocean, and the many mysteries that still lie beneath the surface. As for the Sheehan brothers, their encounter with the Sasquatch has only fueled their passion for the outdoors and the unknown. Who knows what other cryptids they may encounter on their future adventures? If you're interested in learning more about the Kraken and other cryptids, be sure to check out the WJ Sheehan YouTube channel and their podcast, "Bigfoot Terror in the Woods." And if you're ever in the Pacific Northwest, keep an eye out for Sasquatch - you never know when you might have your own encounter.