Paranatural - Sasquatch Planet
- 11 years ago
Paranatural 2 : Sasquatch Planet, National Geographic, 2013
Is it real, or a hoax, an overactive imagination, or just a myth?
Different cultures call it different things: Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Abominable Snowman and Yeti. Despite it's name, they're all talking about the same phenomenon and the descriptions are similar: large, hair-covered creatures that walk upright like humans; creatures that live out of sight across the world. Eyewitness accounts stretch back in time, but for many, the Sasquatch is the poster child of the Paranatural, a figment of fevered imaginations, a mere shadow in the woods. But those who say they've come face to face with this elusive being have no doubt about its existence. Pete Couste was show producer / writer for this 60-minute documentary, part of a ten-episode series, which takes a scientific look at he possibility of the existence of Sasquatch.
This program began airing in Spring of 2013 on National Geographic channels in UK, Scandinavia, France, Italy, Germany, Central Europe, Russia, Latin America, Brazil, Africa, Australia, and many more. In the US, it runs on the Mundo Channel.
Is it real, or a hoax, an overactive imagination, or just a myth?
Different cultures call it different things: Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Abominable Snowman and Yeti. Despite it's name, they're all talking about the same phenomenon and the descriptions are similar: large, hair-covered creatures that walk upright like humans; creatures that live out of sight across the world. Eyewitness accounts stretch back in time, but for many, the Sasquatch is the poster child of the Paranatural, a figment of fevered imaginations, a mere shadow in the woods. But those who say they've come face to face with this elusive being have no doubt about its existence. Pete Couste was show producer / writer for this 60-minute documentary, part of a ten-episode series, which takes a scientific look at he possibility of the existence of Sasquatch.
This program began airing in Spring of 2013 on National Geographic channels in UK, Scandinavia, France, Italy, Germany, Central Europe, Russia, Latin America, Brazil, Africa, Australia, and many more. In the US, it runs on the Mundo Channel.