5 facts about Bigfoot.

The legend of Bigfoot originated in the 16th century. Here are five facts about the creature.

Bigfoot Is Known By More Than One Name

The most popular name for the creature is "Bigfoot." However, the monster that looks more like a hairy man than an ape is also known by 50 other names given to it by Native Americans. One of the most common is "Sasquatch."

A Horrible Smell Has Been Associated With the Creature

Although some people who claim to have seen Bigfoot do not report a foul odor associated with the creature, others do report a nasty smell that the monster apparently discharges in some way. The odor has been described as similar to the smell of excrement, rotten flesh, rotten eggs, old vomit, etc.

Although Photos of an Apparent Bigfoot Exist, Is It Non-Physical?

Search online and you'll find famous photos of Bigfoot sightings. But is it a physical creature? Native Americans believe Bigfoot is a spiritual being who can appear and disappear at will.

Some Claim to Have Found Bigfoot Footprints

Footprints made by an apparent Bigfoot are often recorded by pouring plaster into fresh Bigfoot tracks. This is an effective way to keep a record to help prove the creature's existence.

Bigfoot DNA Found

According to veterinarian Melba S. Ketchum, her five-year study provides 100 DNA samples that she believes are the product of Bigfoot. According to the Huffington Post, "The creature may be a human relative that somehow developed around 15,000 years ago as a result of a hybrid cross between Homo sapiens with an unknown primate."

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