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20 July 1974 Davie, Broward County, Florida Class A #44837

Years of South Florida Skunk Ape stories supported by witness accounts and newspaper articles

In July 1974 the witness and his older cousin were staying overnight in a relative's sitting room in southern Florida. Late at night under floodlights they watched a tall hairy biped outside the picture window scream, then walk around the property while they followed it from window to window. They saw it eat a watermelon with both hands and scoop water to drink before leaving on a wooded trail.

Full-body sightingScreamAnimal behaviour
Fall of 1994 Coconut Creek/Coral Springs, Broward County, Florida Related account #1831

Sasquatch sighting near Coconut Creek/Coral Springs, Florida

A relative and a friend reportedly saw a standing figure at a trail intersection at night that reached out toward them before they fled.

Full-body sightingAnimal behaviour
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