It was first sighted in 1811 by a fur trader, David Thompson, who had claimed to have seen massive four-toed footprints in the fresh snow.
Soon, new sightings sprang up. In 1884, a team who had set out to capture Bigfoot claimed to have seen him by a river.
People now have managed to snap photos of him.
I read a book by Micheal Morpurgo and it's about htis boy and a looking after person who escape from China because there is a war. They have to pass the Himalays. The boy gets kidnapped by the Yetis. In the book, Yetis are described as a cross between humans and gorillas and they have very long toes.
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