What Are Bigfoot, Yeti, And Sasquatch Characteristics?
People are curious about how to draw bigfoot, yeti, and similar creatures as large primates, a kind of a cross between gorillas and humans. This animal legend has existed for hundreds of years in various cultures. In various Native American tribes, they are called “windego,” “yeahoh,” “omah,” “rugaru” and “boqs.” In Asia, the yeti, or vile snowmen, are said to inhabit the snowy Himalayas.
In comparison, there is this kind of creature with the famous name, sasquatch. The name comes from the word se’sxac, literally meaning “wild man” in the Native American Salish language, specifically used to describe a creature found in the northwest United States and southern Canada. According to various records, the sasquatch and the yeti were taller than humans and apes, about 3 meters.
Reports of sightings of this kind of creature vary widely, but some details pop up repeatedly. In most cases, eyewitnesses described very tall primates (2 – 4.5 meters) who walked on two legs. He stands tall like a human but has a unique way of walking. The creature is generally covered in long reddish-brown fur and has a face that is a cross between a gorilla and a human. Many eyewitnesses reported that the creature gave off a strong unpleasant odor, but others said that the creature had no smell.
In some accounts, the animal made strange sounds such as grunting, gurgling or howling. Many people say that they have never seen the creature, but have heard strange noises in the forest that are not like the sounds made by ordinary animals. Believers have even recorded this voice in the northwestern United States and the Himalayas. In the Himalayas, more people report hearing the creature’s voice than seeing it.
According to some eyewitnesses, the sasquatch is wary of humans but very curious about our activities. Many eyewitnesses reported that they were not afraid of the creature at all, which was surprising because the creature was up to 3 meters tall. These people believe that the sasquatch is harmless, that the animal is shy and docile. In the folklore of various Native American tribes as well as the Native Himalayas, this animal is said to be peaceful gentle with spiritual intelligence and strength.
In many reports of sasquatches, eyewitnesses say the creature was only observing them from a distance. Others heard voices and had a strange sensation that they were being watched. Some eyewitnesses said they had no clear impression of the creature’s intelligence, but some said they had seen multiple sasquatches able to communicate with each other. However, most stories depict the sasquatch walking alone in the forest.
These characteristics, which always appear in eye witness reports, give us a basic idea of the physiology and behavior of sasquatches. Using this data, theorists have developed several ideas about the creature’s place of origin.