A mushroom hunter was searching for fungi when, suddenly, there was a very weird noise—a loud, long howl. He said: “I think it’s time to go.”

Two men went searching for Bigfoot in Skamania County, Washington, but then a bunch of people went searching for them.

A photo circulating online is the only proof of an alleged Bigfoot sighting in Navajo Nation. What do people keep seeing out there?

A man claims he came across a Bigfoot in the woods, and he posted footage to TikTok. Is this the clearest footage of Bigfoot yet?

A woman went for a hike north of Columbia River Gorge in Washington, and she found some giant fecals. Could they be Bigfoot turds?

Did a professional film crew capture video of a Bigfoot while filming a herd of caribou in the Arctic for a nature documentary? See it here.

Did someone spot a baby Bigfoot? Check out the viral photo here and get some insight into the debate raging online.

Louisiana teens celebrating their graduation by camping in Kisatchie National Forest called for help after a potential Bigfoot encounter.

Bigfoot tracks in Angeles National Forest? This hiker describes some weird vibes and a potential sighting along with tracks. Reddit weighs in.

Research suggests that in North America, there’s a simple truth behind many Bigfoot sightings. But is it what we want to hear?