Ape Island

Ape Island

Some bigfoot (aka Sasquatch/Yeti) researchers believe the Mysterious Ape Island, In the Pacific Northwest, an island may actually hold the missing clues to unraveling the elusive mystery of the legendary Sasquatch.

Recently profiled and investigated by the show MonsterQuest, the Vancouver Island is a densely forested land mass located about 70 miles northwest of Seattle, Washington. The island is divided from Canada’s mainland by water and is a well-liked destination for hikers, hunters and quite possibly something terrifying and elusive to humans. Population of about 750,000.

Vancouver Island Facts:

Length from North to South: 460 kilometers (286 miles)
Width from East to West: 50 – 80 kilometers (31 – 50 miles)
Area: 31,284 square kilometers (12,076 square miles)
Length of coastline: 3,440 kilometers (2,136 miles)

Natives told tales to their children of an ape-like beast to be feared that would steal them should they venture into the forest. More than just stories of a bogeyman, recent eyewitnesses tell equally shocking stories of bigfoot sightings of an ape-like monster that attacks as they sleep and is seen devouring fish on the coastline.

The MonsterQuest expedition team follows up these reports, launches their own hunt and finds that recent scientific discoveries of swimming apes could lead them to their most astounding discovery yet to date, the Bigfoot!

6 thoughts on “Ape Island

  1. Black bears have been known to swim across Puget Sound, so crossing the inside passage that separates Vancouver Island from the mainland is nothing in comparison.

  2. I am pretty sure there hasn’t been too many reports of Bigfoot swimming, but I know there has been sightings of him in the water getting fish to eat and/or drinking water.. I wouldn’t be that surprised if he could swim, he has human like physical capabilities.
    Ohhh to put an expedition together for ape Island! I wish…

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