Yeti. Canada

The world wide web there was a record made in the canadian province of Alberta some Matt Di. Amazing video shows a mysterious dark figure in the woods, flipping high in the air long log. It is a powerful humanoid animal suspiciously like all the famous Bigfoot, so the material is immediately interested in the cryptozoology world. One of these experts examines the mysterious footage in the video below.

The researcher reports that the creature between the trees must have superhuman strength. Log length is three to four times the length of the torso and head of an alleged Bigfoot taken together, that is equivalent to approximately 4 meters. Cryptozoology used a special weight calculator and determined that the mass of this log probably is over 23 kilograms. In this case, the record clearly shows that a possible Bigfoot throws him like a twig without any effort, not accelerating and not taking his hand (or rather, paw) too far behind. The log passes at least 12 meters. Could make even an Olympic champion on a throwing of shells? Unlikely.

However, why would Bigfoot need to throw a log on the edge of the forest? Perhaps he has made a charge, which is unlikely? Or just amused? But, he might likewise hunt? By the way, do not forget that there were humans around. It is not excluded that their presence angry's a Sasquatch decided to scare off unwanted guests from their territory, having thrown in their direction this log. Anyway, from the snow people should stay away, otherwise such a log to be easily damaged.

However, Bigfoot according to experts, in relation to a person behaves mostly kindly, trying not to meet and not to come into conflict. Possessing some supernatural abilities, he can easily go almost instantly and perfectly safe for yourself, why it still can't catch or even shoot. So throwing logs at people, it seems useless, therefore, a unique record set cryptozoologists in the confusion a clear answer what caused this "charge" of Bigfoot, never received. At least the video itself, even with careful analysis, did not really explain...

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