An unusually large footprint has just been discovered in a garden in the state of Ohio (USA), sparking speculation about the legendary footprint (Bigfoot) for a long time.
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Wendy, a resident of Ashtabula County, Ohio, discovered 17.8 cm of footprints on her home land on August 11.
The width of the mysterious footprint is 17.8cm
Talking to ABC News, she said: ' I took the picture to show my stepfather. He was a hunter and he said that it was not a human footprint. I do not claim this footprint is anything because I am not sure what it is. '
Wendy did not measure the length of the footprints, but she insisted that she showed her husband, both agreed that the footprint was larger than any footprint they had ever seen.
Wendy even gave the photo to some bear hunters. They say this is not a bear footprint, the traces are the toe marks, not the claws.
Wendy compared her legs with strange footprints
In fact, the mystery surrounding this footprint became more strange after the sudden encounter in recent years. She recalled: 'It started about five years ago, when one night my husband took his dog out, when he heard a loud roar unlike the sound of a normal animal. It makes him snappy. Whatever it is, the noise is very loud. '
After about three years, Wendy encountered a similar scene when she took her dog for a walk in the backyard. She reported: 'Suddenly the dog stopped, when I heard a strange sound like a loud roar coming from behind the house only a few meters away! It doesn't look like anything you've ever heard! '
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Another time last year, Wendy witnessed a strange incident on the railroad track near her home. She told WXYZ.com: 'As we walked down the road at sunset, we drove across the railroad track. I suddenly saw a huge black character passing by '.
She adds that the mysterious character is extremely large and moves very quickly towards the forest. Both Wendy and his wife still occasionally hear strange roars at the summer and autumn evening.
These scenes are no longer strange in Ohio because the Giant Footprint Research Organization, Ohio has recorded more than 200 such scenes since the 1970s.
