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wherever you get your podcasts or at Science Podcast for Kids.com. You're driving along Pike's Peak Highway in the state of Colorado, USA.

The elevation is getting higher and higher, and you can feel the quality of the air changing.

Around each bend and twist in the road, you see views of snow-capped mountains and trees.

A winding network of forests, peaks, and valleys that sprout out around you in all directions, even as your tiny car clings to the road.

You pull off to the side of the road at a spot where people can get out and enjoy the view.

Maybe you take a selfie or two. You're about to get back in the car when you see the sign.

It reads, Bigfoot crossing. Due to sightings in the area of a creature resembling Bigfoot,

this sign has been posted for your safety.

Okay, very funny you think.

Bigfoot is just a harmless myth made up by people who like to tell tall

tales about things they've seen in the woods.

It's totally pretend and not even scary.

It's basically an overgrown ape.

But then again, if it's harmless, why does the signs say for your safety?

And if it's totally pretend, why do people all over the world say they have seen things in the mountains, the woods, in the snow, that resemble a seven foot tall human covered in hair.

And is it true that some of those creatures carry weapons in case they encounter

a human or even that they may eat a human if given the chance? I'm Elise Parisian and today

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