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A Yowie expert and researcher believes footage showing a boar sliced in half and several large footprints are proof the Australian Bigfoot exists.
Much like the terms used in other countries like Sasquatch, Yeti, Ohio Grassman, Monkey Man, Mogollon Monster, Wendigo, Almas, Orang Pendek, Mapingauri, Yeren, and Skunk Ape, a Yowie is basically the Australian term used for Bigfoot.
There are actually 58 different names used around the world to describe the mysterious creature.
This particular Bigfoot sighting took place in a remote part of Queensland, Australia.
It was there that the newly resurfaced video shows several large footprints around an area where a boar was torn “clean in half.”
Several workers can be seen discovering and discussing the remnants of the boar.
“F—— ripped clean in half, and then this next to it,” one man says, then shows a giant footprint next to his own boot. “It’s gone up the hill.”
Dean Harrison, who has spent 25 years researching Yowies, told news.com.au, “Those toes are perfect – like other examples of relic hominids.”
He added that he believes the men’s story because of their reactions and the fact that “the narrative seems very genuine.”
“I also receive reports of animals ripped in half all the time,” he said.
Harrison, who has recorded over 1000 reports of Yowies in Australia over the years, claims the footage was taken by a crew working on the Adani Rail project in Central Queensland.
They reported finding drag marks off the access track and followed them for a few hundred metres, where they found the torn-apart pig and footprints leading back into the bush.
According to the witnesses, Mr Harrison claims, Indigenous workers on the project reported feeling as if they were being watched and other strange occurrences on the project, including sightings of Min Min lights, strange noises, and unexplained visitors in camp.
“In my opinion, everything looks right,” Harrison concluded.
Or… it could just mean that aliens have landed in Central Queensland. One of those things.