A man claimed to have captured video evidence of Bigfoot, releasing footage that he said proved the existence of the legendary cryptid. The video, which was shared widely on social media, showed a large, dark figure moving through a wooded area. As with previous alleged Bigfoot sightings, the footage was met with both excitement from cryptozoology enthusiasts and skepticism from scientists and mainstream observers. Experts in video analysis noted that the quality of the footage made definitive identification impossible. Despite decades of claimed sightings and alleged evidence, no scientific proof of Bigfoot's existence has ever been verified. The Patterson-Gimlin film of 1967 remains the most famous purported Bigfoot footage, and it continues to be debated more than 50 years after it was recorded. Scientists generally attribute Bigfoot sightings to misidentification of known animals, hoaxes, or psychological phenomena. Nevertheless, Bigfoot remains one of the most enduring figures in American folklore, with organized search groups active in multiple states.