The Night Something Reached Into the House | Bigfoot & The Fouke Monster

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  @NotANiceGuy99 · 1 month ago

  The story of Oak and Gray was very wholesome. Sounds like the only thing each of them wanted was a tender-hearted companion. It also proves that sometimes the real monsters are other humans with ill intentions.

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  @lindabarrett5631 · 1 month ago

  I think Oak was protecting Gray from intruders in his home. Great story. I'm a believer 😉

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  @CrystalliChan · 1 month ago

  Aww Oak was protecting his blind friend from being robbed or hurt

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  @Yashovy · 1 month ago

  Will we get a studio tour someday? The room and picture frames are so fascinating. I Imagine the rest of her house like a haunter Victorian House. Anyone else feel the same?👻

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  @geoffreyrichards6079 · 1 month ago (edited)

  There’s also fossil evidence to backup the possibility of Yeti/Bigfoot type of creatures. The Gigantopithecus, one of the largest primates to exist, not only matches the general description, but also resided in the forests of Asia alongside our primitive ancestors. Who’s to say they didn’t develop an offshoot breed of some sorts who were better suited to living in glacial environments? The Himalayas are huge.

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  @sueann1214 · 1 month ago

  I hope Oak is living their best life out there.

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  @pelipoika88 · 1 month ago

  The tale of Grey and Oak immediately brought to my mind Frankenstein. When the Creation spends time observing a family and befriends the blind elder of the family.

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  @geeker6350 · 1 month ago

  Grey and Oak's friendship was so wholesome. We need more cryptid stories like that.

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  @MonsoonFiles1 · 1 month ago

  I don’t know if Bigfoot exists, but if I saw a shadow at my window at midnight, I’m moving the next day. 😳

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  @isatousarr7044 · 1 month ago

  The idea that something could be observing us from the forest without wanting to be seen is far more unsettling than a creature simply appearing in front of us. If even a fraction of these accounts reflect an unknown animal or phenomenon, it raises an extraordinary question about what we may still be overlooking in remote wilderness.<br>Perhaps the most disturbing part isn&apos;t the possibility that something is out there. It&apos;s the possibility that we&apos;ve been looking in the wrong direction all along.

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  @petermerron2268 · 1 month ago

  Animals always sense trouble before we do😮

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  @marginbuu212 · 1 month ago

  I wish I had a bigfoot friend I could talk to. &nbsp;What a wholesome relationship.

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