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According to local media, a recent video shows what some believe to be Argentina’s version of Bigfoot, the Ucumar, crossing a field. The video appears to show a large figure crossing a field in the province of Salta.
A news outlet, ELESQUIU.COM reports that the video was shared on the website “Ucumar Metán Salta.” The website said that the person or people who recorded the video requested that both the location of the sighting and their identities be kept confidential.
Bigfoot – The figure in the video can be seen moving quickly about 300 feet or more away from the person filming. As the creature is being filmed, a person can be heard asking, “What is that? I don’t know if it’s a person or what?”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yd-mbbatrq
ELESQUIU.com reports: “The figure exhibits humanoid features and rapid movement. In northwestern Argentina, it is known as Ucumar, Ucumari or ‘Bear Man.’ Popular tradition attributes it behaviors such as kidnapping women or children, responding to its name with a deceptive human voice, and frightening others with an intense red gaze.”
Earlier this year, another video from Argentina went viral that claimed to have recorded the Ucumar’s howl. The person who filmed that video tried to locate the creature’s source, but was unable to do so.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qejdlr__fme
According to the cryptid Wiki website , “In 1956, geologist Audio L. Pich found seventeen inch long human-like footprints on the Argentina side of the Andes Mountains at a height of over sixteen thousand feet. The following year similar tracks were discovered in the province of La Salta, Argentina. Not long after, residents of Tolor Grande informed newspaper reporters of a nightly chorus of what they described as eerie calls emanating from the nearby Curu-Curu Montanhas.
Around the world, there have been countless sightings in dozens of countries of a similar creature that has been given at least 58 different names, including Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Yeti, Yowie So, Skunk Ape So, Graso Momo, Orang Pendek Ebu Gogo, Monkey Man, and Wendigo.
