Bigfoot. The mythical creature said to roam the wilds of North America has long been thought to simply be a legend; a story told to keep children out of the woods after dark. While tales of marauding hairy monsters wandering the forests have been told for centuries on this continent, mainstream science has traditionally taken the stories as simply that. Stories. All of that is about to change.

A Sasquatch research group operating out of the Olympic Peninsula area of Northern Washington believe they have finally uncovered definitive evidence. The Olympic Project were informed of a unique find by a land surveyor in 2016 on privately owned property in an extremely remote part of the peninsula. The find is documented in a new film from documentarian, Seth Breedlove titled On the Trail of Bigfoot: The Discovery. “The discovery” hinted at in the title were a series of structures found along a ridge that seemingly defy logic. Members of the Olympic Project believe the structures to be a “nest site” for Bigfoot with massive beds made of woven sticks and underbrush that would require the use of opposable thumbs to construct.

Biologists, members of the forest service and other Bigfoot researchers believe this to be the best evidence ever found for an unknown animal in North America. The new film takes viewers through the process of locating and examining the nest site, as well as relating experiences had by members of the group in the Olympic Peninsula. Breedlove, when asked about the unique finding featured in the film related “in 70 plus years of documentaries focusing on this subject, this might be the most fascinating find ever unveiled for an audience.”

Olympic Project member, Shane Corson calls the nests “a key piece of the puzzle”. Anthropologist, Cindy Caddell says that she believes the nest site unveils the mystery surrounding the legend of Bigfoot, painting the creature in a real-world light as a flesh and blood creature most probably related to the Great Apes.

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