Bigfoot Evidence

This video was uploaded by YouTube user Worgunn nearly a year and a half ago. We're not sure how we missed this one, but it caught our attention when Adam Bird recently posted a stabilized version of the footage. Here's what the original uploader wrote back in January 2012: "I Heard a loud bang outside and grabbed my camera and recorded, I saw this "thing" I believe is a Bigfoot. Take a look for yourselves. I was using a Nikon Coolpix L110 for the recording."

After watching this video, it makes us wonder what can't these people do with coconuts? For generations, the people of Sri Lanka have made huts, ropes, oil, flour, and wine -- all from coconuts. Some even figured out how to turn coconut shell into charcoal.

Here's the follow up video to the May 10th incident where a couple of college students got the bejesus scared out of them. Alex wrote this email to us explaining the encounter:

This is mindblowing. The only thing that's missing in this Russian video is a dashcam to put on the bear. I Repeat: This is the real deal, folks. Not only can this bear do the hula hoops and pretend to drive a car, it can blow a freaking horn! Amazing.

Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by zoological researcher Jay Cooney of the Bizarre Zoology blog. For info on weird and amazing facts/theories of zoology, paleontology, and cryptozoology visit Bizarre Zoology blog or follow him on Twitter . In February, I shared an article from my colleague Michael Mayes's site Texas Cryptid Hunter. In the article, Mr. Mayes wrote about a report which he received from a man who claimed to have hit an animal which looked like a black panther with his car near Madisonville, Texas. The animal was reported to have a large body which was large enough to dent the car that hit it, a feline face, and reflective blue eyes.

Ok, Get This. TheSquatchMaster says the Bigfoot was standing right next to him! Just like his last claim about the Hiker-Waterfall footage , he claims he did not notice that this one was in the footage either -- until later. I know. Totally B.S., right? TheSquatchMaster explains:

On Thursday May 23, 2013, thousands of people gathered in New York City's Times Square to watch the unveiling of the world's largest LEGO model. This record breaking model is a 1 to 1 replica of the LEGO "Star Wars" X-wing Starfighter and it took more 17,000 hours to complete. Watch this time-lapse video of the assembly: