Sasquatch or Big Foot

The most common explanation for sasquatch "sightings" that are encounted are misidentified bears. Sauquatch is the Native American name for Big Foot.

We acknowledge that we have been strongly conditioned to believe that the only large, dark-colored mammals which stand on two legs and which are acknowledged to occur in North America are bears. When someone gets a good look at a sasquatch they know that they have seen something other than a bear on its hind legs.
A bear has tapered, sloping shoulders and short hind legs. Ears are usually visible. A sasquatch, on the other hand, has prominent, square shoulders (like those of a human,) a short, thick neck, and arms which are proportionately longer than those of a human. Ears are not usually seen.

In profile a bear has a prominent snout whereas a sasquatch has a flat face.

Do you believe in the Sasquatch???? Some people believe that they exist here in the Upper Peninsula. If you see on please get a picture.