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Thread: Big foot sighting at Johor!!!

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    Getting more & more news about BIG FOOT!!!

    news from "The star" :

    http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp...sec=southneast
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    The JOHOR Parks weighs in on the topic here: http://www.johorparks.com/ptnj1/inde...158&Itemid=215

    Please remember to report all sightings of bigfeet to the relevant authorities hor.

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    Foreigners did see the Big Foot in Malaya....long time ago; news on NST:

    http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/n...cle/index_html
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    Today news on "The Star" newspaper; "Big foot may be prehistoric ape":

    http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story...sec=southneast
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    If itīs existing a primitive wild human in the world, he must lives in the SE asian... Many round kilometers unexplored an without population.

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    Tula! long time no see
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    Check this out.....tales of Endau Rompin: Serjarang gigi - " The hairy giant" :

    http://www.johorpark.com/Peta/talesOfEndauRompin.htm


    And also, this :

    http://paranormal.about.com/gi/dynam...0137%2C00.html
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    Itīs not a fantastic or paranomal possibility for me.

    I think itīs not difficult a primitive humanoid population living organized in small tribes hiden to the human eyes in the deep forest of SE Asian.

    Mountain Gorila was found on begining of the XX century, and 1 or 2 years ago a giant specie of chimpazee was found in African forest.

    The Bondo Mystery Apes

    In native population from SE asian there is a strong oral tradition of wild hairy human living in the forest, maybe we should pay attention to these traditions.

    Greets from Spain

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    Still got news about this topic:

    A local animal science expert said today although there were many foreign requests to help in the search, the Johor State Government should give local experts a go at it first.

    He said one of the reasons rare animals such as the Bigfoot were being sighted in recent years could be the onset of development.

    "As we press forward in the virgin jungles with our plantations, the animals could be exposed to new food alternatives, such as oil palm fruits, bananas and coconuts.

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    Yesterday’s announcement by the Johor Government that it will launch a full-scale scientific expedition to explore the Bigfoot phenomenon has caused much excitement among the local scientific community!!!

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    have they caught it yet ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kuching
    Check this out.....tales of Endau Rompin: Serjarang gigi - " The hairy giant" :

    http://www.johorpark.com/Peta/talesOfEndauRompin.htm


    And also, this :

    http://paranormal.about.com/gi/dynam...0137%2C00.html
    And Simon used to roam this forest for his Butts shots......

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    LOL!!

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    seriously, this thing is getting me creepy feeling. Now if i stuck at msia forest maybe first thing I do is consider sucide before the bigfoot come scare me

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    Haha, seriously? I'd imagine you could get away with kicking him in the nuts and running for your life... This being practical advice from someone who's been attacked by wild dogs. Kick em in the nuts works on everything. Cept women... but yeah

    Ok, stupid stories aside, I think it'd be pretty cool to see a bigfoot. Their body structure suggests a level of intelligence far beyond that of any great ape known today. And I've see gorillas that can "speak" better sign language than me

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    Quote Originally Posted by mervin
    And Simon used to roam this forest for his Butts shots......
    Yes, He's serious about Butts!

    On the Bondo Apes, yes they exists, BTW, I worked Karl Ammann's book, some years back, he dropped by our office also
    ... so i'm not surprise if this new ape exists, I hope they won't turn this into "Indiana Jones"tourist thingy

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    News is picking up in the western countries...

    'Bill Gibbons, The Dinosaur Hunter, joins Richard Syrett with an unbelievable tale: Reports from missionaries in Malaysia of a giant ape nearly 20 feet tall."
    http://www.richardsyrett.com/audio/dhunter03.ram

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    20 ft tall???? Sure can train him to carry or transport large fish tanks! Lol!!!

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    been about a month plus since the findings, anyone have any updates on the findings?

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