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Skunk Ape Research Paper

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The, Skunk, Ape, also, known, as, the, Florida, Bigfoot, is, a, hominid, cryptid, said to inhabit the US states of Florida. According to the United States National Park Service the skunk ape does not exist. Reports of the skunk ape were particularly common in the 1960s and 1970s.
Skunk Ape said to be a large hairy bipedal mammal. It’s able to weigh up to 200 kg and reach a length of about 180-215 with a red and brown fur that covers the body like a gorilla. Skunk Ape feet are often described as being different from Bigfoot, especially in term of the foot shape and the number of toes .

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