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For thousands of years people have been amazed by Yowie stories and sightings. Is It Legit was a pilot TV episode for Australian TV focusing on the infamous Pilliga Monster. known as Bigfoot in North America and Yeti in Europe. In this epiosde we spend time in The Pilliga Forest in Western NSW where many sightings of Yowie have been reported including the famous Hickeys Falls Yowie incident involving a local police officer. THE PILLIGA MONSTER, Is it legit is a TV Pilot of an Australian Yowie Documentry - Yowies in the Pilliga This is a Pilot episode of a new Australian mystery TV series IS IT LEGIT following award-winning Radio & TV Presenter Alo Baker and his brother in law Ben Peacock on their search to discover the truth about the Pilliga Monster or better known as the Australian YOWIE. from the famous Hickeys Falls case as origionally reported by the Australian Yowie Research team near Coonabarabran NSW to the Pilliga this documentary follows the boys as they interview eye witnesses from key sightings and spend time in the notoriously famous Pilliga Scrub in outback NSW Australia In this episode we dig deeper on the mysterious stories of The Pilliga Yowie (The Pilliga scrub Monster) reenact stories and camp in the OFF LIMITS Pilliga forest in the search for the Yowie (Bigfoot) Special thankyou to Australian Yowie Research for providing further details on this expedition - yowiehunters.com.au music by Audionautix.com Have you seen a Yowie? we'd love to hear from you below

While hiking at Russian River Alaska (Cooper Landing), these people captured a bear come face to face with a calm and experienced fisherman. That was close!

While hiking in Alaska we stumbled across a momma Grizzly fishing in the river with her cub. Concerned about an attack we kept a solid distance away however pulled out the big lens for a few photos. It wasn’t long before her cub became curious. What started off as a slight interest from the bears become a danger relatively quickly as both momma and cub approached us. Within seconds they’d closed the distance and were less than 20m (22yards) away. We were already retreating back from the direction we’d been hiking. After a few minutes of her briskly following us on the trail she eventually lost interest and disappeared into the woods. At least that’s what we thought. catch the full episode of Aussie Dreamlivers Alaska on A&E

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The Singing Dog and his best mate the farmer put on a show.

The grizzly bear is one of the species of brown bears. They inhabit the western part of Canada and Alaska. It is a massive bear that can grow 4 meters tall. There are many accounts of encounters with the terrifying grizzly dating as early as the 19th century, telling of the ferocity of this animal. People used to say: “Woe to the man who met the grizzly”. The bear would at all times attack the person, not leaving space or time to shoot the beast, and the bear would tear the person to shreds. The Grizzlies are the supreme lords of the forest wilderness, the deserted plains and the mountain ridges. Modern accounts of grizzly bear encounters tell a different story. In each case, grizzlies behave differently. Moreover, there are accounts of the same grizzly living in the same environment would behave differently in different circumstances. This, apparently, is due to the nature of the character of the beast and its mood at the moment. One thing can be said with certainty: this bear’s supposedly extraordinary ferocity and aggressiveness are the result of an exaggerated imagination. The grizzly often runs away from the human after the <a href="https://rumble.com/v476kn-puppy-meets-baby.html" target="_blank">first encounter</a> because the animal senses danger and fears of the unknown. When the grizzly does attack or pretends to lounge an attack, it is not the wrath or the desire to kill that which drives it but by the reaction to an unfamiliar threatening situation. Usually in such cases the grizzly stands first on its hind legs. And this is by no means a sign of aggression, but a desire to get a better sniff and look closely at the object of concern. The lifestyle and habits of the bears still remain largely unknown to us and mysterious. The man knows very little about these animals, although he managed to destroy them almost completely. And only recently, in gloomy, ice-clad mountains and gorges of the Clown Reserve, more or less systematic scientific observations began over grizzlies-these recent lords of the North American forests. In the video on the top of the page, made by Aussie Dreamlivers, you can see the firsthand experience of Grizzly bear encounter. You can see the behavior of the grizzly bear, but more interestingly, the reaction of the people who know and heard of all the stories of grizzly bear encounters we talked about in above. Adventurers hiking in Alaska have stumbled upon mamma <a href="https://rumble.com/v50vp5-grizzly-bear-at-eagle-creek.html" target="_blank">Grizzly Bear</a> fishing in the river with her cubs. Concerned about an attack they kept a solid distance snapping a few photos. It wasn’t long before her cub became curious. What started off as a slight interest from the bears become a danger relatively quickly as both mamma and cub approached them. Within seconds they closed the distance and were less than 20m (22 yards) away. They were already retreating back from the direction they'd been hiking. After a few minutes of her briskly following them on the trail she eventually lost interest and disappeared into the woods. What dо you think about this video? Make sure you tell us more in the comments down below. If you like what you see, don’t forget to share it with others who might like it as well. It just might be the highlight of their day! Enjoy!