Google Earth fans think they’ve spotted eerie 7.5ft ‘Bigfoot’ in wilderness
HAWKISH Google Earth fans have spotted what they think is yet another piece of ‘evidence’ that Bigfoot is real.
The image circulating the internet shows the aerial view of an ape-like creature on the outskirts of a forest in North America.
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Conspiracy theorists have rung the alarm bell on the existence of Bigfoot for years.
Bigfoot, also known as the Sasquatch, is said to be a reclusive giant ape-like creature that roams the backwoods of North America.
But internet users now believe they have bulked out the seven-and-a-half-feet tall creature’s evidence file with a sneaky snap.
The image gained traction in a Reddit community group, according to the Mirror.
The sighting, which can be found in Google Earth at coordinates 38°16’24” N. 108°08’32, occurred in western Colorado.
Online commentators were unsure whether the figure in the image was bear, a hiker or even an oddly shaped puddle.
But the original poster of the image said the figure measures around seven to 7.5feet tall and “appears hunched over”.
“Subject does not appear on other satellite images from different years which might imply that subject is mobile or not stationary object,” they added.
Colorado locals chimed in the discourse, with one saying they are know that particular area of woodland.
“I’m actually quite familiar with that general area. I lived in Montrose for 26 years and used to camp and hike on the Uncompahgre Plateau,” they wrote.
“There was one section on that loop hike that sometimes gave me the willies in a vague and undefinable way, and at least one other person I know said the same thing about that area.
“I don’t know about the image, but I do know that the Uncompahgre Plateau is big, rugged, and at least POTENTIALLY squatchy.”
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