Experience Bigfoot Encounters at Madeleine Falls Screening & Spokane Valley Roundup

In a recent video from the YouTube channel Paranormal Portal, host Brent Thomas shared some exciting news for Bigfoot enthusiasts. During the Friday Frights segment, he discussed various unknown creatures, including Dogman and Bigfoot. However, what caught our attention was the upcoming events related to Bigfoot. First, Brent mentioned a brilliant documentary called "A Flash of Beauty Sasquatch Event" taking place in Medellin Falls, Wisconsin, on March 25th from 12 to 3 P.M. at the Cutter Theater. This event will feature four presenters who will share their experiences and knowledge about Bigfoot. If you're in the area, Brent encourages you to reach out to him for a chance to win two tickets to the event. Additionally, Brent talked about the Sasquatch Roundup in Spokane Valley, Washington, on June 17th, 2023. This event will feature well-known Bigfoot researchers such as Dr. Jeff Meldrum, Cliff Barrickman, Ken Gerhard, Michael Freeman, Michael Thompson, and Charles Howard Johnson. Brent will be the emcee for the event, and there will be a VIP dinner following the event. In the video, Brent also shared some interesting scientific findings about an ancient bear found in Siberian permafrost. The bear, which was discovered in 2020, still had soft tissues, internal organs, and a coat of brown hair. Scientists initially believed it was a prehistoric bear species known as ursus speleas, but further investigation revealed that it was a relative of the modern brown bear. To sum up, if you're a Bigfoot enthusiast, there are two exciting events coming up that you won't want to miss. The "A Flash of Beauty Sasquatch Event" in Wisconsin and the Sasquatch Roundup in Spokane Valley, Washington, will feature well-known researchers and presenters who will share their experiences and knowledge about Bigfoot. Don't forget to check out the video for more information on these events and the fascinating scientific findings about the ancient bear found in Siberian permafrost.