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The 2022 Ford Bronco Badlands Sasquatch is a highly anticipated SUV that offers an alternative to the Jeep Wrangler. It has received positive reviews and won awards for its performance. The Badlands trim level includes features such as Bilstein dampers, an 8.0-inch infotainment touchscreen, and 17-inch wheels with 33-inch tires. The Sasquatch package adds electronically locking differentials and larger 35-inch tires. The manual transmission option limits the engine to a turbocharged 2.3-liter inline-four, which delivers decent acceleration. However, the Bronco's fuel economy is not impressive, and the interior noise level can be bothersome at high speeds. Overall, the Bronco is praised for its unique design and mechanical feel, making it a great option for those who want a rugged SUV. [Extracted from the article]

The Blair Witch Project, released in 1999, revolutionized the horror genre with its found-footage style. Co-directed by Eduardo Sánchez and Daniel Myrick, the film follows a group of filmmakers who venture into the Black Hills Forest in search of the Blair Witch. The movie's authenticity and immersive direction, coupled with its unsettling ending, captivated audiences and made it a cultural phenomenon. Despite its success, Sánchez and Myrick declined a follow-up and faced challenges in their partnership. The film's legacy continues to inspire filmmakers, and the future of found footage looks promising with advancements in technology and accessibility. [Extracted from the article]

This article recounts the author's experience in Clayoquot Sound, a remote and pristine region on Vancouver Island's west coast. The author describes their preparations and arrival at an abandoned research cabin, where they enjoyed several days of peaceful observation of the surrounding wildlife. However, on the fifth night, the author experienced intense fear and heard loud stomping and vocalizations from large creatures outside the cabin. The author decided to leave the area and was picked up by a float plane. The pilot suggested that the sounds could have been from Sasquatch, a legendary creature known to the local First Nations people. [Extracted from the article]

The plaster casts in the image above are of alleged Bigfoot tracks--the giant, human-like primate creature that's said to roam the Rocky Mountains in the US and Canada. Like many [...]

Nobody in my family has spoken about this for a long time. The last time we talked about it to strangers, bad things happened. My mother got very sick and [...]

The article, titled "Bigfoot Goes to the DMV," tells the story of Bigfoot, who is sitting at the DMV waiting to renew his registration. Bigfoot strikes up a conversation with a man named Ted, who is not interested in talking. Bigfoot proceeds to tell Ted about his experiences driving the Cryptid Party Bus, describing the various creatures that ride with him. He mentions a recent incident involving Mothman, which led to their encounter with the Department of Cryptids. The article ends with Bigfoot taking his CDL test and receiving support from the other people at the DMV. [Extracted from the article]

This article explores the legend of the Yeti, also known as the Abominable Snowman, and its origins in Himalayan folklore. It discusses the fascination and mystery surrounding the Himalayas and the stories of the Yeti that have been passed down through generations. The article mentions the existence of similar legends, such as Bigfoot in North California. It also highlights various expeditions and encounters with the Yeti, including the famous Daily Mail expedition in 1954. The article acknowledges the ongoing mystery and fascination surrounding the Yeti, offering both skeptical and speculative perspectives on its existence. [Extracted from the article]

Around the state: Godby High School in Tallahassee reopens today after a severe storm caused flooding in 80 percent of the buildings on campus last week, Volusia's superintendent said using [...]

Byline: Dustin Bailey Video of Super Mario 64's cut multiplayer mode has seemingly surfaced online A 28-year-old Japanese TV show that was recently uploaded to YouTube has seemingly given us [...]

Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch, is a legendary creature that is said to inhabit the forests of North America. Described as a large, ape-like creature, Bigfoot has been the subject [...]

In some parts of the United States and Canada picking berries can be a dangerous pastime… The berry fields around Sister Lakes, Michigan saw the odd Bigfoot report, but in June, 1964 there were a series of encounters with a 9-foot [2.7m] Bigfoot that was said to lurk in the adjoining swamps. When Patterson learned of Jerry Crew's footprints and the creature called Bigfoot, he began a quest to discover Bigfoot that would ultimately include his friends Rene Dahinden and Bob Gimlin as well as Bob Titmus and others. "Next day, we'd find tracks, anywhere there was any sand on the rocks, we found tracks of them."16, 29 Prior to Jerry Crew's announcement of Bigfoot, there were a number of Bigfoot incidents, particularly in Canada, where Bigfoot was already well known as Sasquatch. How Bigfoot Got its Name As the 1950s came upon the denizens of rural America and Canada the creature known as the "wildman", "monster", "rock ape", or "gorilla", began to have a new identity, one that shaped his image for many decades to come. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the game "BIGFOOT," which falls under the genre of "cabin-in-the-woods-core." Players take on the role of cryptozoologists who venture into the forest to capture or kill Bigfoot. The game involves setting up cameras and traps, sprinting through the undergrowth, and checking cameras to locate Bigfoot. While the game has some technical issues, it effectively creates a suspenseful atmosphere and makes the folklore creature of Bigfoot intimidating. The game is available for purchase at $20. [Extracted from the article]

Major podcast platformsIn each episode of this series, curious kids interview experts about a wide range of topics, including solar eclipses, dirt, and Bigfoot. The show also features special guests—such as grandparents—sharing their stories, along with fun jokes and riddles. [Extracted from the article]

A farm in England created a mosaic tribute to the film Beetlejuice using 10,000 pumpkins and gourds, attracting 80,000 visitors. A man from Nevada set a world record by climbing the height of Mount Everest on his home staircase for charity. Google Maps users spotted a mysterious doorway in Antarctica, sparking speculation about its origins and leading to plans for an expedition to investigate further. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the myth and speculation surrounding Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch, emphasizing the lack of scientific evidence for its existence. Topics include the potential for misidentification between bears and Bigfoot, the behaviors of bears that could lead to such confusion, and the increasing number of reported sightings that coincide with bear populations.

EVERY MONTH LETTERS Reader Paul Smith wonders whether his great-grandfather is in this poignant photograph depicting the 17th Service Battalion, King's Liverpool RegimentCould the humble domestic yak be to blame [...]

FEATURES / IN SEARCH OF THE YETI HISTORICAL MYSTERIES FANTASTIC BEASTS (AND WHERE TO FIND THEM) The Yeti is not the only creepy cryptid to have spawned feverish searches, cruel [...]

This article discusses three famous mysteries and recent developments related to them. Firstly, the underwater discovery of a plane near where Amelia Earhart disappeared in 1937 has renewed hope in solving the mystery of her disappearance. Secondly, a sighting of a Bigfoot-like creature in Colorado has reignited interest in the existence of the elusive creature. Lastly, despite a 2019 study finding no evidence of the Loch Ness monster's existence, new photos taken in 2018 show more sightings of the creature than ever before. Additionally, an Australian scientist believes that the Bermuda Triangle's disappearances can be attributed to human error, bad weather, and the depth of the ocean. [Extracted from the article]