What is the Myakka Skunk Ape?
Myakka Skunk Ape, the stinky cousin of big foot found in Florida. Does this new footage revealed prove to be real or fake?
What
exactly is a Skunk Ape? I first learned about this creature when I came
across a 2013 video of real footage that was spreading around different
news sites called,
Myakka Skunk Ape in which a fellow YouTube
user (mopower08) happen to film what is said to be this sasquatch
related creature everyone is calling the Skunk Ape.
Mike
Falconer’s video footage link below is it real or fake? Are these actual
Bigfoot Skunk Ape Sightings on the Myakka River State Park?
Myakka Skunk Ape Sighting
It’s was really hard to see what exactly you’re supposed to be
looking at as the bigfoot video was fuzzy along with the photos of this
skunk ape type creature….I was ready to move on until I noticed all of
the people who had pulled over and were now out of their cars and seemed
to be a little edgy.
I became intrigued, so I did some more research.
The
Skunk Ape, has been called the Stink Ape, Swamp Ape, Myakka Ape, and
the Myakka Skunk Ape, is a hominid cryptid rumored to inhabit mostly
Florida with a handful of sightings in North Carolina and Arkansas.
I
found hundreds of reports about this mythical creature and spent hours
reading about the encounters, video footage, photos and sightings most
of them originating in Florida.
It’s said to be Bigfoot’s cousin
and differs from the legendary big-foot in that it carries an awful
skunk-like stench and lives in swamp areas rather than dry woods and
mountains
Sightings first appeared in the 1940’s, but became very
common in the 60’s and 70’s as reports came in like wildfire of people
claiming to have encountered a 7 foot ape with a putrid stench.
Individual reports all came to the same conclusion, something huge, puke
smelling, very hairy, dark colored and ran on two legs.
While no
clear evidence or proof of this strange creature seems to exist, the
hundreds of sightings and reports makes it tough to come to a solid
conclusion if this animal is real or fake.
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