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Interaction2 Physical traces2 Sounds1

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Scat2 Property disturbance2 Vocalization1 Scream1 Tracks1 Footsteps1 Hair1 Object throwing1

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California1

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Hair1 Scat1 Tracks1

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2 encounters
Interaction Scat Second-hand Clear all
Every morning for two or three days Place not stated Related account #445

Scat

Two service members found droppings on their bunker roof for several mornings, later told it was likely rock ape activity.

ScatProperty disturbance
summer around 2002, over a couple months Orleans, California #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/dG066zcV9vjVWFBsxXkZR_kktRENsQnnY-PZJ_yYLOo

Vocalization near Orleans, California

New owners of an abandoned property began hearing screams nightly and having trash bags taken from the porch and sorted in a bush by color and type. The female resident reported dark hairy figures throwing twigs, candy bait disappearing from rat traps, and large grass impressions. The guest saw the trackway and droppings and set a camcorder that allegedly captured the theft before his notes and tapes were stolen in a break-in.

VocalizationScreamTracksFootstepsScat +3
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