‘Half man, half dog’ or bigfoot?
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- It is clear as of now that the creature in the clip has yet to be identified. According to reports, the film was shot in San Benito, Texas.
- When the grainy footage kicks in, the creature loitering around the banks looks a lot like a dog. But as it rolls on, the figure suddenly grows large after standing up.
- The figure seemed to quickly disappear behind the grass as the fisherman and his partner continued to talk about the mysterious sighting.
The fisherman said he captured more than he intended with his camera. The clip has left netizens and pundits intrigued because, unlike other alleged encounters with the elusive “bigfoot,” this one captured creation meandering through the long grass by the river’s side.
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It is clear as of now that the creature in the clip has yet to be identified. According to reports, the film was shot in San Benito, Texas.
When the grainy footage kicks in, the creature loitering around the banks looks a lot like a dog. But as it rolls on, the figure suddenly grows large after standing up.
“What the f***, is that a dog or something?” hears the cameraman say in the clip.
The fisherman filmed the moment and said, “Holy s***, I have that on video.”
The figure seemed to quickly disappear behind the grass as the fisherman and his partner continued to talk about the mysterious sighting.
The clip attracted a lot of interest as netizens flocked to the comment section to express their thoughts. The visual piqued the interest of Andy McGrath, a bigfoot expert.
He told the Daily Star: “These images, while convincing, are quite difficult to judge. The distance at which the creature distances itself from the witnesses makes positive identification of cheating or hungry Wolfman impossible.”
“However, I would add that the reaction of the witnesses seems natural enough, although I would again compare that to their apparent lack of fear – which in itself could be explained by their feeling of safety, because of the wide river that effectively them out of reach of the animal,” he added.
