Gigantopithecus canadensis*, more commonly associated with the
name "Big Foot" is one of the most notorius legends of
the Pacific Northwest. Supposedly, standing between 6 to 8 feet tall, the
Gigantopithecus canadensis can weigh upwards of 500 pounds. While there is
little evidence to prove his existance, Big Foot lives rent free in many
minds throughout the world. Big Foot hunters make many claims, but my
favorite claims will always be their proof of existance through photos and
molds made from impressions of foot prints in the mud! Recorded prints
measure to 18 inches long and 9 inches at their widest points.
*As Big Foot is an unconfirmed species, this is an unofficial scientific
name.
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