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1920–1959 Port Chatham, Alaska #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/xSi4LRBWZiIRmDsCLlFWHJHga0HyC8Dmb3wI0iC9r6s

Animal behaviour near Port Chatham, Alaska (1920)

Historical accounts describe a thriving fishing town that was abandoned after residents were allegedly killed by a hairy, Bigfoot-like creature. The investigator retells these published and locally repeated accounts as background for his own visit to the remote area.

Animal behaviour
Date unknown Prince Of Wales Island, Alaska #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/dG066zcV9vjVWFBsxXkZR_kktRENsQnnY-PZJ_yYLOo

Sasquatch sighting near Prince Of Wales Island, Alaska

A young boy was deer hunting alone in the wilderness when a large sasquatch appeared in front of him, roaring and tearing apart a stump. The witness reported mentally receiving threats while two more creatures flanked him. Years later he remained too traumatized to return to the site with a film crew.

Full-body sightingScreamAnimal behaviour
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