Bigfoot
- "This much I believe we can agree upon: this specimen is either a below-average human being or...a brilliant beast."
- ―German scientist[src]
Bigfoot
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Animal Information
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Bigfoot (also referred to as "Sasquatch") is a supposed large apelike creature that has big feet and lives in forests.
Description[edit]
Bigfoot is human-like, but generally larger than a human and covered with hair. The most common evidence of the creature is its large footprints (whence it derives its name).
History[edit]
After losing his clothes on a family camping trip and falling in mud, Homer was mistaken for Bigfoot and captured by scientists who observed him to determine what species he was. He was speculated to have either been a brilliant ape or a dumb human.[1]
While recording an upcoming FOX TV special In Search of Bigfoot, an actor named Bob was dressed as Bigfoot. They were filming but stopped after they saw Bob's wristwatch in the frame. Shortly after, they filmed Barney Gumble causing an avalanche onto himself.[2]
The tabloid TV show Rock Bottom once aired a story about Sasquatch, which Homer considered to be "fair and even-handed".[3]
Bigfoot was seen getting off of a bus in Toronto, Canada.[4]
In a story by Bart, Lisa Longsocks beat up Bigfoot when he was stealing picnic baskets. However, Bart Longsocks took credit for Lisa's feat.[5]
Groundskeeper Willie had for years hunted Bigfoot so he could make a coat from hair he had stolen from people to dress himself as a new friend for Bigfoot. When Willie realized they had defeated him, he quit, as long as he retained his new coat, but it turned out that someone had stolen it. Later, in the forest, Bigfoot wore the coat and went home to his wife. He told her that he found it, and she asked him to find her one. Bigfoot asked what was for dinner, but his wife walked away and told him to make it himself.[6]
He is a recluse whose habitat ranges across the northwestern United States and Canada. In the Tree of Life, Fred Flintstone is said to have evolved into Bigfoot, who eventually evolved into Wolfman and Yeti.[7]
Non-canon[edit]
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Julie Sharp of Action news also covered weeping statues and Bigfoot on her news program.[8]
Trivia[edit]
- Project Bigfoot in Seattle, Washington, offers a $1,000 reward for authentic remains of a Sasquatch, including hair, skulls, teeth, or bones.[7]
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