Mount Everest, November 9th, 1951.

On the Menlung Glacier at an altitude of

18,000 ft, British explorers Eric

Shipton and Michael Ward came across a

mileong trail of unusual footprints.

Not expecting to find humans in this

remote corner of the mountain, the

climbers examined the prince to

determine what made them.

To their surprise, the footprints were

in the shape of a large human-like foot,

one roughly twice the normal size.

The footprints suggest that in fact

we're dealing with a large primate, one

that shares with us the not only the

habit of walking on two legs, but has

some superficial resemblance in its foot

to our footprints, uh, only much larger

scale, but differ from the other great

apes in the lack of a divergent big toe,

suggesting they're adapted to a wholly

terrestrial environment, living on the

ground.

Photographs brought back from the

expedition launched a media sensation

and marked the beginning of the Bigfoot

phenomena.

But where do these giant footprints come

from? Could they be a hoax? Or is there

some mysterious unknown creature living

in the remote wilderness?

According to the histories and myths of

the Himalayan region, one such ape-like

creature is the yeti, more commonly

known as the abominable snowman.

>> The uh notorious Himalayan yeti. It's

often described as being less than 6 ft

in height, much more aggressive when

encountered.

>> All of these sightings really make for a

creature which seems to be hiding from

us. is a creature which is hiding in

plain sight and obviously the direct

evidence comes in the form of its

footprints. Hence why it's quite often

referred to as Bigfoot.

People often ask why don't we catch

Bigfoot? Bigfoot could be some sort of

supernatural creature like a a phantom.

You know, if Bigfoot is however a flesh

and blood animal, then I would have to

say their numbers would have to be few

and far between.

Since the Mount Everest discovery, there

have been numerous sightings of large

ape-like creatures on every continent,

many clustered in the Pacific Northwest

area of the United States, including

Mount Shasta in Northern California.

In 1979, I was up on the side of Mount

Shasta on the foothills, uh, trying to

get to the base of the mountain. It was

so dense and so tough. As we're standing

there, we heard this crashing sound.

Simultaneously, we smelt this awful

smell. I mean, it was foul. But what was

horrifying was whatever it was was

coming at us through this impenetrable

hedge. And then we heard the most blood

curdling combination of a elephant uh

trumpeting a lion roaring

and it was so loud it bounced off the

foothills 2 mi away.

That was probably the most terrified

I've ever been in my life. And the next

thing I knew, we were headed down the

mountain, almost skidding off corners.

I had heard from sheriffs about a

rancher in Montana who had gone out to

go hunting. Comes around a ridge, has an

8-ft tall reddish brown primate looking

long-haired creature standing right in

front of him,

picks up a 30 six and just fires

and the creature disappeared in a flash

of light. If the Sasquatch,

when a bullet is shot at it, disappears

in a flash of light, then what in the

world are we dealing with? And what do

they want?

County, Utah.

Nestled in a deep valley, surrounded by

some of the highest mountain peaks in

North America, is an infamous 512 acre

patch of land known as Skinwalker Ranch.

The native youths warn of a dark

presence that exists in this area where

strange sightings in the sky, encounters

with terrifying creatures, animal

mutilations, and numerous other

paranormal activities have been reported

for centuries.

Skinwalker Ranch has become this nexus

of activity where people are reporting

strange things.

It's in an area in Utah that's very much

like a desert terrain

and what's there now is high desert

prairie kind of area.

Now what it actually is and what's going

on there is a whole other question.

It's a very unique place in the world

where the phenomenon expresses itself in

dramatic form. It's also the most

scientifically studied UFO or paranormal

hot spot in history.

Native American legends say that there

has been an otherworldly presence at

Skinwalker Ranch for as long as humans

have existed in the area, which

according to archaeological evidence is

at least 10,000 years.

And the very first European settlers to

pass through this land in the late 1700s

had their own bizarre experiences

which they recorded in their journals.

The first Europeans to cross the Uenta

basin. The uh Franciscan monks reported

seeing things over their campfires at

night, really weird objects that we

would call UFOs. The Native Americans,

the indigenous tribes have been there,

have had these experiences for

generations.

It has, for as long as humans have lived

there, it's been the site of paranormal

activity, strange things in the sky,

UFOs.

There are so many stories about

Skinwalker Ranch that range from cattle

mutilations going on. There's stories

that if you dig on the property, you'll

get sick.

Even strange stories of cloaked beasts

running out of the woods.

You've seen UFOs. They have seen

different creatures. They have seen

weird things happening up in the sky. So

you have all these different phenomena

that happen on that ranch. So some have

referred to it as a veritable Disneyland

of the paranormal.

The most notorious of the paranormal

phenomena associated with Skinwalker

Ranch is the creature for which the

property is named. The association of

the skinwalker with this mysterious plot

of land can be traced back to the mid

19th century.

In January of 1864,

land disputes between Navajos, Utes, and

the United States military in Utah and

Arizona reached a fateful tipping point.

After decades of conflict, the military

removed the Navajo people from the area,

forcing them to make what became known

as the Long Walk to New Mexico.

The Navos blamed the youths for helping

the military

and so they cursed the land that the

youths lived on up there. And it must

have been a pretty strong curse because

even today there are really interesting

things that happened up there.

Cursing the land, the Navajo witch

doctors attempted to conjure an entity

called a yinol duchi or skinw walker.

The skin walkers, they're sort of

typically 6 to 7t tall, very dangerous.

It's described as being wolflike, but

walking on two limbs. So, inevitably, it

sort of provokes imagery of a werewolf.

The subject of skinwalkers is as serious

as a heart attack. This is not something

to trifle with. Even talking about them

puts it me in some danger.

The skinwalker is somebody who is evil.

They want to control people,

communities, regions, and have that

power over people. And they do this by

fear. The youths to this day are very

respectful. They're very mindful. Matter

of fact, they stay at an arms length um

from the skinwalker ranch. uh they

firmly believe that this ground is

cursed and that not only the una basin

but this concentration of this phenomena

on this host is on the skinwalker ranch

Elizabeth lake southern California

this high desert body of water sits at

the junction of the tectonic plates that

form the powerful San Andreas fault the

Mexicans who colonized California in the

1700s called it Laguna del Diablo, Lake

of the Devil. And it was said that the

devil's own pet would come into this

world through a portal at the bottom of

the lake.

>> Local legend says that at the bottom is

actually an entrance to the underworld.

They call it the lake of the devil. And

as I said that in the middle of the 18th

century from up until about 1880 onwards

something was happening there which

frightened locals.

Some of the rich land owners built

ranches there. These ranchers claimed to

have been harassed and tormented by some

sort of uh monstrous beast that would

come out of the water and steal cattle

and menace the locals.

The ranchers who claimed to have

witnessed this beast called it the

Thunderbird

and their description of it was nearly

identical to that of the giant bird

witnessed by cowboys in Tombstone in

1890.

>> Eventually, one of the landowners uh got

it in his head that he was going to hunt

this creature down and sell it to the

circus. So according to the story, this

rancher was able to actually fire a few

shots at this creature which seemed to

be bulletproof and metallic. The bullets

bounced off and after that uh encounter,

the bird flew east, never to be seen

again in California.

>> Could this so-called Thunderbird really

have been the same creature that cowboy

shot at in Tombstone?

And why was it referred to by locals as

the devil's pet? They didn't have the

vocabulary we had today. So when things

happened that they couldn't explain, it

was called the devil's tower. It was

called the devil's lake. It was called

the devil's this or the devil's that.

>> Take it away from the legend and you

might find that this was a portal to

another dimension which the locals knew

about and might have something to do

with the fact that this mysterious

entity was present at that very specific

location.

If a portal to another dimension or

another part of the universe does lie at

the bottom of Elizabeth Lake, might it

also be possible that the Thunderbird

was not really a creature at all, but

something even more incredible?

>> A Thunderbird was enormous. It made

enormous noises. So, the thunder part of

it uh could sound like a jet engine. Its

eyes was able to literally pierce and

emanate fire.

We have this large flying wing creature

which gives off a thunderous sound and

lights fly from its eyes. That to me

suggests we could be dealing with some

sort of craft.

Native Indians in North America, they

know of course the bird. But now

something differently arrived. An object

which could fly which is bigger than the

eagle but at the same time makes

tremendous noise. So you have the

creation of the Thunderbird. Even when

the airplanes first started going out up

in the sky here in the southwest they

referred them to as metal birds. As a

matter of fact, one of the first

fixedwing craft landed in Zouri,

the Indians over there actually went out

there and worshiped the airplane.

It makes me think of a concept called

cultural tracking, which is the idea

that UFOs can mask themselves to appear

as almost anything. You go back to

ancient China and they talk about the

flying dragons. You go back to the

ancient Egyptians, they talk about

flying boats. You go to the Roman times

and they're talking about flying

shields. Perhaps that was just their

interpretation or perhaps that's what

they actually saw.

In March 2010, a panel of 41

international experts concluded that the

impact of an asteroid that smashed into

Earth at Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula 65

million years ago probably triggered the

global climate change that resulted in

the mass extinction of the Earth's

dinosaurs.

But is there also evidence that some

dinosaur species survived?

And if so, might they also have evolved?

>> Paleontologists tell us that, oh, these

things have been extinct for for 65

million years, yet they still crop up.

And they appear to be prehistoric

animals, dinosaurs literally, that have

survived right down to today. Much like

the celacanth and uh alligators and

sharks and turtles also have survived

from those same prehistoric times. I

believe that ancient prehistoric

monsters are still living in remote

areas of the world, either in oceans and

lakes or jungle areas to today.

In the highlands of Scotland, the legend

of the Loch Ness monster has long been

part of Celtic and Norse folklore.

Recorded accounts of sightings can be

traced to the year 565

to the Irish monk St. Columba, a

powerful leader who founded monasteries

in both Ireland and Scotland.

In his journals, Columba wrote of an

encounter with people bearing a man near

the shores of the now fabled Loch Ness.

They explained to Father Columba that

the man who had died had been swimming

in the lake and was attacked by the

water beast. Upon hearing this, Father

Columba sent his own follower into the

lake. When the beast came after this

man, Father Columba made the sign of a

cross and commanded the beast not to

harm the man. The beast fled and was

never seen harming another man again.

A lot of people don't realize how big

Loch Ness is. It's 23 mi long, a mile

wide, and at its deepest point about 800

ft. And the water is very, very dark and

dense. And so it is the prime location

where conceivably they didn't need to

surface that often. They would sort of

bypass detection.

When we're confronted with the Loch Ness

monster or any kind of anomalous

creature, the question really is where

does it come from?

Is it a remnant of the dinosaur age or

is it something which is out of this

world? We know that for example St.

Columba definitely felt that lake was

sacred and that there was something

present there which had a religious

connotation which is why he went to that

place to begin with.

The intriguing thing is that there

actually have been a significant number

of UFO sightings over the lock itself of

strange brightly lit objects hovering

over the water late at night which

clearly aren't helicopters or aircraft

or meteorites or anything like that at

all. So in other words, Loch Ness is a

weird and spooky place.

Could the so-called sea monsters of Loch

Ness possibly be descendants of ancient

dinosaurs?

Or might it be of another perhaps

extraterrestrial origin? And if so, what

might this say about other mythical sea

beasts like the sevenheaded Samrian sea

monster, the Leviathan?

>> The Leviathan is sometimes described as

a a serpent or a crocodile or a dragon,

but it lurks. It is the gatekeeper to a

portal to hell. And this gateway to hell

is apparently deep in the ocean. And the

Leviathan is there forever lurking.

In Greek myths, the hydra was described

as an ancient sea serpent with many

heads. It was said to be a descendant of

the earth goddess Gaia.

Hercules was sent to kill the hydra,

but it was terribly difficult. He would

slice off the head

and two heads would form. He had to ask

help from his nephew. And his nephew had

a brilliant idea. Bring a torch. Fire

might keep the heads from forming. So

Hercules would bash off one of the heads

and his his nephew would essentially

cauterize the neck so that another one

wouldn't form. And in this way, the

hydro was finally defeated.

In the case of a hydra, we have

something which has several heads, which

is once again a category of a creature

which you would expect not to see. So we

either confronted here with something

which was genetically engineered or

which genetically went wrong. But

clearly it was of such importance that

it was adhered to in mythology where it

attained a status over the years, over

the centuries up until this moment in

time.

According

to Scandinavian legend, the Kraken are

legendary sea monsters of gargantuan

size and are said to have roamed the

seas off the coasts of Norway and

Iceland.

This fearsome beast was infamous for its

attacks on sailing ships. The danger was

not only being attacked by the Kraken,

they would come up to the surface and

were enormous, the size of small

islands. So you could you could have a

collision with a a Kraken that wasn't

even uh out to attack you. Another great

danger was that if it submerged

suddenly, it formed such a great

whirlpool that it could pull a ship

under.

Hong Kong 1935

in a small medicinal shop, German

paleontologist Dr. Gustaf Von Konikvald

purchased a set of giant mers thought to

be the teeth of an ancient dragon.

After further study, Bon Konoval

determined that he had stumbled upon the

first fossil evidence of an extinct

species of ape called Giganopythecus.

Standing 10 feet tall and weighing up

to,200 lb, this gigantic ape believed to

have lived alongside several early

homminid species for tens of thousands

of years is the largest known primate to

ever walk the earth.

Might the creature known as Bigfoot be a

descendant of this ancient beast?

A popular theory for the origins of

Sasquatch is that it may be descended

from a known great ape giganopythecus, a

giant ape that lived during the latter

part of the pleaene and achieved along

with many other animals gigantic

proportions. As an ape with a small

brain, it had extra crests and ridges of

bone to provide attachment for the

massive muscles to drive these very

heavy heavy jaws.

By comparison, the gorilla has the

crests and ridges that are found on

Giganopythecus or Bigfoot presumably to

support the muscles attaching to a very

small brain with a small uh cranial

covering.

>> The skulls of Giganopythecus and the

modern-day gorilla are typical of large

primates.

But the human skull, a species also

believed to have descended from large

primates, is very different.

>> And the human skull is remarkably

smaller. Our distinction being the much

greater cranial capacity, smaller jaws,

smaller muscles to drive these jaws.

>> What can account for such significant

differences in related species? And why

are humans relatively hairless and

possess brains far more advanced than

other primates? Are we really the result

of evolution? Or might the truth be that

the real alien hybrid is not Bigfoot but

man?

What today is referred to as the missing

link is extraterrestrial intervention.

Because without that extraterrestrial

intervention,

evolution did not take place the way

we're told in school.

Right after we shed our fur, for

millennia, we had to keep warm by

wearing furs. Yet, we used to have fur

all over our body. So, something doesn't

make sense. Our ancient ancestors here

may well be in a sense aliens from some

other solar system, perhaps the grays.

What they've done is manipulate what

were already humanoids on this planet,

but brute humanoids,

hairy, brutish people, the the caveman

of ancient times, but we're being

genetically manipulated and given the

DNA of these extraterrestrials.

the progression of the Darwinian

evolution. Looking at the Neanderthal

man, the Estrellopiththesine, all the

way up to Cro-Magn, it's very possible

that that missing link is still being

looked into. Now, I don't think they're

ever going to find it because the

missing link more than likely was a

genetic alteration on that homminid to

make us.

Could Homo sapiens really be a species

not indigenous to planet Earth?

And if humans are the result of genetic

engineering by alien beings, as ancient

astronaut theorists believe,

might Bigfoot creatures really be the

last surviving examples of prehistoric

homminids? Creatures who would have

originally dominated this planet?

Is it possible that during the genetic

manipulation of human beings, we at one

point started out as Sasquatch and

Bigfoot and yetis?

One of the stories in the Sumerian myths

is how the gods came into contact with

this ape-like creature here on Earth and

said, "We can put our genetic marker on

this creature and make man in our image

and after our likeness."

These ape-like hairy creatures existed

here naturally on Earth and are possibly

the origins of how humanity was spliced

by the Anunnaki into creating us that

still exists today.

Might the legend of Bigfoot really be

the story of Earth creatures who escaped

experimentation by ancient aliens?

And could this help explain why they

have been hiding from man for thousands

of years?

>> I think out of all the so-called

paranormal phenomena that is scoffed at

by science, we at some point in the not

too distant future are going to have

real irrefutable evidence of the

existence of these creatures. The fact

that Bigfoot have been able to skirt

about on the periphery and remain hidden

and remain secretive and be seldom seen

means that they're intelligent. But what

happens when populations keep expanding,

remote areas start getting settled and

Bigfoot starts to lose more and more of

its territory? What's going to happen?

Where is Bigfoot going to go?

I think this is extraordinary powerful

information to suggest that we were

indeed engineered by ancient

extraterrestrial beings and Bigfoot

might just be the first intelligent life

here on Earth.

Is it possible that the legends of

Bigfoot creatures are real?

Could they have been the product of

genetic manipulation by other worldly

beings?

Or are humans the real alien creatures

manufactured by using alien and homminid

DNA?

If so, it might help to explain why

Bigfoot is so elusive.

Not because we are afraid of them, but

because they are afraid of us.

Elizabeth Lake, Southern California.

This high desert body of water sits at

the junction of the tectonic plates that

form the powerful San Andreas fault. The

Mexicans who colonized California in the

1700s

called it Lagona del Diablo, Lake of the

Devil. And it was said that the devil's

own pet would come into this world

through a portal at the bottom of the

lake. Local legend says that at the

bottom is actually an entrance to the

underworld. They call it the lake of the

devil. And that's said that in the

middle of the 18th century from up until

about 1880 onwards, something was

happening there which frightened locals.

Some of the rich landowners built

ranches there. These ranchers claimed to

have been harassed and tormented by some

sort of uh monstrous beast that would

come out of the water and steal cattle

and menace the locals.

The ranchers who claimed to have

witnessed this beast called it the

Thunderbird,

and their description of it was nearly

identical to that of the giant bird

witnessed by cowboys in Tombstone in

1890.

Eventually, one of the land owners uh

got it in his head that he was going to

hunt this creature down and sell it to

the circus. So, according to the story,

this rancher was able to actually fire a

few shots at this creature which seemed

to be bulletproof and metallic. The

bullets bounced off and after that uh

encounter, the bird flew east, never to

be seen again in California. Could this

so-called Thunderbird really have been

the same creature that cowboys shot at

in Tombstone?

And why was it referred to by locals as

the devil's pet?

>> They didn't have the vocabulary we have

today. So when things happened that they

couldn't explain, it was called the

devil's tower. It was called the devil's

lake. It was called the devil's this or

the devil's that. Take it away from the

legend and you might find that this was

a portal to another dimension which the

locals knew about and might have

something to do with the fact that this

mysterious entity was present at that

very specific location.

If a portal to another dimension or

another part of the universe does lie at

the bottom of Elizabeth Lake, might it

also be possible that the Thunderbird

was not really a creature at all, but

something even more incredible?

>> A Thunderbird was enormous. It made

enormous noises. So, the thunder part of

it uh could sound like a jet engine.

>> His eyes was able to literally pierce

and emanate fire.

We have this large flying wing creature

which gives off a thunderous sound and

lights fly from its eyes. That to me

suggests that we could be dealing with

some sort of craft.

Native Indians in North America, they

know of course the bird. But now

something differently arrived. An object

which could fly, which is bigger than

the eagle. but at the same time makes

tremendous noise. So you have the

creation of the Thunderbird.

>> Even when the airplanes first started

going out up in the sky here in the

southwest, they referred them to as

metal birds. As a matter of fact, when

the first fixed wing craft landed in

Zouri,

the Indians over there actually went out

there and worshiped the airplane.

It makes me think of a concept called

cultural tracking, which is the idea

that UFOs can mask themselves to appear

as almost anything. You go back to

ancient China and they talk about the

flying dragons. You go back to the

ancient Egyptians, they talk about

flying boats. You go to the Roman times

and they're talking about flying

shields. Perhaps that was just their

interpretation. Or perhaps that's what

they actually saw.

Iraq, site of ancient Mesopotamia and

the cradle of civilization.

In the remains of the ancient city of

Nineveh, Sumerian tablets dating back to

as early as 1800 BC tell the story of

King Gilgamesh.

In this epic poem, Gilgamesh has a

companion named Enkadoo

who is described as a hairy wild man

living outside human society.

What is fascinating about the epic of

Gilgamesh is the fact that it relates to

us a story of Enkadu

who allegedly was a giant. It is

possible that Enkidu, this wild hairy

beast, this giant could have been of

extraterrestrial

origin because that is what the ancient

Samrian texts are saying.

>> Enkidu is described in the the epic of

Gilgamesh as being a hairy manlike

monster with great strength.

And when you read that story and you

have to think that Enkadoo is some kind

of Bigfoot Sasquatch,

this is the actual first fashion being

by the gods

where they put their genetic marker on

it to make a new being that would be

their slave. And they called this being

the Ankydoo.

Is it possible, as ancient astronaut

theorists suggest, that the epic of

Gilgamesh actually describes a homminid

creature created by extraterrestrial

beings?

Samrian texts also describe ancient sky

gods who came to Earth called the

Anunnaki.

The ancient astronaut theory explains

how these gods were probably

extraterrestrials

and put their genetic marker on this

beast, but that beast would still exist

and probably went on its own

evolutionary path to be the Bigfoot and

the Sasquatch that we have today.

Do ancient accounts of such humanlike

beasts provide further evidence that

this otherworldly being may have really

existed throughout our history?

Some believe the giant in the Old

Testament story of David and Goliath may

also be an early representation of

Bigfoot.

>> If you think about the story of David

and Goliath from the Bible, Goliath is

huge and he's big and he's hairy, but he

doesn't live on the edge of civilization

or avoid people. He's really being used

as a weapon almost a weapon of terror

against the Israelites.

>> When you start reading the Bible in more

detail and descriptions of these giants,

there were various other big creatures

in our ancestors uh world which we no

longer are aware of and Bigfoot might

just be one category which somehow has

been able to survive.

Whether or not Goliath is a Bigfoot,

they definitely sit within the same

category of a creature which clearly is

not human but clearly is also present

here and which is taller than our

ancestors were.

My question is what is the truth behind

this particular story? And it is

possible, as some scholars have

suggested, that Goliath might have been

an extraterrestrial, that he was a type

of giant, a human abomination, a half

alien, halfhuman creature that was so

terrifying, so horrendous that David

took it upon himself to vanquish that

beast.

All cultures across the world, whether

it's South America, Native American

Indians, Europe, Russia, China, Tibet,

Australia,

all these nations have legends and tales

of giant hairy wild men. Now, you know,

people say, "Well, legends are just

legends." But when you have cultures and

countries separated by oceans all

talking about very similar things, to me

this does suggest that in times past

these things were very very prevalent

and widespread across the world.