
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
***PLEASE BEAR WITH US ON AUDIO QUALITY, WILL BE BETTER NEXT WEEK*** We had some serious connection issues when we recorded this episode that causes Morgan's vocals to filter in and out, along with some added delays. We've scrubbed the audio as best we could to cut out prolonged silences, but be aware there may still be some that we missed.
The skunk ape is a large humanoid ape that stands upright on two feet that has had numerous sightings throughout the SouthEastern US, but is primarily linked to the Florida Everglades. The skunk ape is reportedly large, males get up to 6.5 - 8 feet tall and 450 lbs, with the females a bit smaller at 5-6 ft and 250 lbs. They’re said to have dense reddish orange or black fur and glowing red eyes. It’s most notable chracteristic; however, is the stench that accompanies all sightings of it. The National Park Service, who we learned a couple episodes ago is nothing but truthful and straightforward, claims the skunk ape is nothing more than a local myth. But if that’s the case- why are there so many sightings going back hundreds of years and what are the images of the mysterious creature caught on camera?
***PLEASE BEAR WITH US ON AUDIO QUALITY, WILL BE BETTER NEXT WEEK*** We had some serious connection issues when we recorded this episode that causes Morgan's vocals to filter in and out, along with some added delays. We've scrubbed the audio as best we could to cut out prolonged silences, but be aware there may still be some that we missed.
The skunk ape is a large humanoid ape that stands upright on two feet that has had numerous sightings throughout the SouthEastern US, but is primarily linked to the Florida Everglades. The skunk ape is reportedly large, males get up to 6.5 - 8 feet tall and 450 lbs, with the females a bit smaller at 5-6 ft and 250 lbs. They’re said to have dense reddish orange or black fur and glowing red eyes. It’s most notable chracteristic; however, is the stench that accompanies all sightings of it. The National Park Service, who we learned a couple episodes ago is nothing but truthful and straightforward, claims the skunk ape is nothing more than a local myth. But if that’s the case- why are there so many sightings going back hundreds of years and what are the images of the mysterious creature caught on camera?