BigFoot
Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Yeti, and the Abominable Snow man. All known by people as “the missing link.” Supposedly, a Sasquatch is a 6-12 foot tall, primate-like creature, with huge feet (12-19 inches) which it gets it’s nickname from. This is one of the biggest mysteries of our time, and also the biggest hoax of our time. Each year, more than 3,000 ‘sightings’ of a bigfoot or bigfoot-like creature are reported in North America (Rocky Mountains), Canada, and many sightings in the Alpine Mountains. The first report dates back to 1784.As the early European settlers moved westwards into the northwestern United States and western Canada they began to record stories of the Sasquatch, which had long been a part of the traditions of the Native People of this region. As early as 1784, the London Times reported the capture of a "huge, manlike, hair-covered" creature at Lake of the Woods, Manitoba. In 1840, after spending nine years living among the Spokane Indians of the Pacific Northwest, missionary Elkanah Walker described them as believing "in the existence of a race of giants which inhabit a certain mountain, off to the west of us. They inhabit its top... They hunt and do all their work by night... They say their track is about a foot
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Some common words found in the essay are:
American Indians, Patterson Gimlin, American Bigfoot, British Columbia, John Green, Northwest California, Elkanah Walker, America Exist, Ness Monster, Powder Mountain, bigfoot hair, half half beast, inches wide, foot tall, creature's existence, half half, british columbia, sasquatch footprints, robert gimlin, patterson-gimlin film, roger patterson,
Approximate Word count = 1435
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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