Yeti. United States

The Missouri bigfoot tore apart dogs and attacked people. In 2011-12, the big black snowman sowed panic in the American states of Montana and North Dakota. His nickname is the Missouri Bigfoot (bigfoot), he got the name of the Missouri River, in the vicinity of which most of the meetings with him took place.

For the first time they learned about the Missouri bigfoot in 2010. He appeared in a remote village, in front of children playing near their house. The elder sister, who came running to their frightened screams, saw a tall humanoid creature, completely covered with black hair, coming out from behind the trees. It kept straight. The face resembled a human face, but it was very scary.

The monster reeked of rotting meat. Both children, apparently unable to escape from the horror that gripped them, crawled away on all fours. In his hand, the monster held the corpse of a large dog, torn to the bone. The girl was also scared, but, saving the children, she screamed and began throwing earth and stones at the monster.

Bigfoot, making "gurgling" sounds, went to the woman. She managed to get into the car. The creature came up, touched the hood and suddenly pushed the car sharply. At that moment, a shot rang out. The owner of the farm and the father of the children, Mr. Reed, shot. The monster threw the dead dog away and darted into the thicket.

Subsequently, the dog was identified by Mr. Reed's neighbor. He said that the dog disappeared on the morning of the day when the children met with the monster.

Eyewitnesses who met bigfoot described him the same way: black, hairy, two or two and a half meters tall. The face is scary. He holds himself and walks like a man. It smells bad.

Usually relict hominids lead a secretive lifestyle. People try to avoid. What made the Missouri Bigfoot openly appear in public is unclear. Judging by the anger with which he treated the representatives of the human race, it can be assumed that they caused him some serious damage. Perhaps a female was killed (shot).