How do Bigfoot, Yeti and Sasquatch differ?

For decades, a dedicated group of men and women have vowed to drag into the light their mysterious quarry, Bigfoot, a mysterious beast that has inspired books, movies and research. read more

In other words, Bigfoot and Sasquatch are two names for the same thing. “Yeti” is the name that the inhabitants of the Himalayas (in Tibet and Nepal) have given to their version of the creature, said to roam the broad region from China to Pakistan, surrounding the Mt Everest range of mountains. read more

“Abominable Snowman” and “Yeti” are basically different names for the same legend, but Bigfoot is a different beast altogether. Like the Yeti, Sasquatch, later dubbed “Bigfoot,” is believed to be a large, shaggy primate that walks upright like a man. The main difference between the two mythical animals is their location. While the Yeti belongs to Asia, Bigfoot is thought to be native to North America, specifically the Pacific Northwest. read more