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2016 Dorking, England #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/kel8ihK_Y7RmrRU6mVfL6f8BofCDBSSVl7xgN48w1iw

Growl near Dorking, England (2016)

Two brothers waiting outside an abandoned tunnel with dogs heard a loud roar from the trees and something very large breaking branches for about ten minutes. They froze, hearing padding in undergrowth without ever seeing it. Days later they found a very large footprint about twenty inches long.

GrowlFootstepsTree breakTracksMovement only
August 2013 Bristol, England #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/kel8ihK_Y7RmrRU6mVfL6f8BofCDBSSVl7xgN48w1iw

Sasquatch sighting near Bristol, England (2013)

A resident walking in the woods watched a six-foot old-looking creature with grey skin dig in the earth with a twig, eat what it found, pick its teeth with another twig, weave twigs together, then snap a large branch, lean it against a tree and walk off.

Full-body sightingAnimal behaviourTree breakStructure or nest
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