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Bigfoot: Man, Monster or Myth We are all well aware of the conspiracy that Bigfoot is a huge giant ape-like creature that is said to roam the Pacific Northwest. But, that's not exactly true in fact Bigfoot doesn't exist. If there was a Bigfoot i'm pretty sure someone would have captured it by now, for bigfoot’s myth has been around for more than 50 years. If bigfoot was real why have no one captured it yet. You're telling me with all the technology we have today people still can't capture a silly ape? It just doesn't add up. "There are, in fact, way too many eyewitnesses for this phenomenon to be purely imaginary¨ Researchers say but, don’t you think that maybe people are just assuming that they saw this creature to gain attention or just

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