Looking for Bigfoot

Looking for Bigfoot

I Set a Trap! No one has ever caught Bigfoot before. Some people think the giant hairy creatures don't even exist, but I think that Bigfoot is real. To prove it, I'm going to catch one tonight! Then I'm going to take it to school as my science fair project. I can't wait to see the look on the other kids' faces when I come to class with Bigfoot. I'm guaranteed to get first place in the science fair.

How will I catch one? I've been learning everything I can about Bigfoot. Also, I set a trap for one behind my house. Now I just need to wait here and review my Bigfoot Secret Files.

What Is Bigfoot? Bigfoot gets its name from the huge footprints it leaves behind, but not just its feet are gigantic. Bigfoot is said to be between six and nine feet tall and weigh more than five hundred pounds! There have been sightings of both males and females. They are strong, apelike creatures covered in thick hair. Bigfoot is known to walk on two legs, have long arms, and smell terrible (even worse than skunks).

Is Bigfoot Real? Many people think that Bigfoot is a hoax, a practical joke played by people wearing gorilla suits and pretending to be Bigfoot. This doesn't explain why people have reported seeing Bigfoot for hundreds of years all over the world. Could there really be that many people wearing gorilla suits?

After all, new species are still being discovered. In 2012, scientists announced a new species of monkey called the lesula. Until then, only people in the Congo, in Africa, knew the lesula existed. In fact, many rare animals are hard to find. There were no photographs of a giant squid until 2006. Some people thought that the giant squid was a hoax as well.