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Viral Bigfoot Video Filmed Near Upper Colorado River Sparks Debate Among Viewers
- A whitewater rafting crew filmed and posted online a video on May 24, 2025, showing a large, hairy figure in Colorado's Upper Colorado River area.
- The sighting gained attention because Colorado is a known hotspot for Bigfoot reports, although experts question the video's authenticity.
- Anthropologist Mireya Mayor, a National Geographic star, stated that the figure appeared too human-like and unlikely to be the real Bigfoot, citing its unusual behavior and posture.
- Mayor advised seekers to look for low-to-the-ground movement and strong odor to confirm Bigfoot, while noting, "this ain't our guy" and the creature was "too human-like."
- The video has stirred debate online, with some calling it a possible person in costume or bear, and the lead guide plans a follow-up expedition to gather more evidence.
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