Welcome to another bonus episode of Calm History, an extra treat for my Soap Plus members.

This is the History of Bigfoot, part two, the final segment.

I covered part one in bonus episode number 64, which included a lot of sightings that occurred in the 1800s.

Now, in this second and final episode about Bigfoot, I'll cover some of the most famous moments in Bigfoot history,

such as the 1924 battle between a group of gold miners

and a group of angry Bigfoot creatures.

The famous video footage of Bigfoot from 1964, known as the Patterson Gimlin film,

and the curious results from the DNA analysis of hair samples from 30 different Bigfoot

creatures.

Okay.

Time to lean back.

Put up your feet and settle into my time machine of tranquility.

I hope this episode distracts

and relaxes your overactive brain squirrels.

History of Bigfoot, Part 2, Harry Humanoids of the 1900s and Beyond.

The next key moment in the history of Bigfoot occurred in 1924.

It's known as the ape canyon incident or the battle at ape canyon.

That's right.

A group of hairy creatures referred to as eight men battle with a group of

slightly less hairy humans. I say slightly less hairy because the humans were gold prospectors,

so I visualized them all looking like Yosemite Sam.

Anyway, in mid-July of 1924, a royal rumble of these two groups of hairy creatures took place.

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