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Hello, Squatch Americans.
Scott here from Squatch America.
And Hannah, domestic artist, sheep cook, and doggy mama
outside the paddy wagon today.
And today we're coming to you from Medina Lake area, Texas.
And we can't wait to share with you.
We want to share with you some of the discoveries
we made during Operation Pond Scum,
and also a new and exciting way that you can be involved
in our ongoing search for Bigfoot.
Good morning, Americans.
It's Friday.
Right, so if you remember, or if you don't,
Operation Pond Scum was our floating camera experiment
where we built a buoy with four trail cameras on it,
floated it out into the middle of the lake,
and that way it could capture any activity on the water
and anything on the bank surrounding it
from a 360 degree perspective.
But it turns out that the waves are more active
than the Bigfoot.
So our cards filled up really fast.
We did get some shots of some bears,
some deer, and some ducks.
The ducks were adorable.
We won't even talk about the little baby bears.
But we learned from our experience,
and we've got plans to make a Mark II version
of our Operation Pond Scum.
Learned a lot from this.
What works, what doesn't work.
But that's gonna bring us to our next project.
It's called Project Yeti.
Project Yeti is our way to get you involved in the search.
If you remember back when they used to scan the skies
for radio frequencies with the SETI program,
and what they used to do is they would send
the captured audio to different houses.
You could sign up, and they'd send it to your computer,
and your computer would diagnose it for them
and send it back to them.
They were using your computer power to do their research.
We come up with the same thing,
but we're not calling it SETI, we're calling it Yeti.
Yeah, see what you did there.
It's the Yeti program, and what we're going to do
is if you want to be part of this,
we will set up a database where you can download
and watch trail camera videos,
look at trail camera photos, or listen to audio videos,
to see if there's anything on it.
So you're going to be helping us with our research
and cut down on our many hours of watching stuff.
Yes, this job is huge,
and we have finally come to the conclusion
that we cannot do it alone.
And so if you ever feel like,
because you can't go out into the field,
that you can't make a contribution
to the world of Bigfoot research,
think again.
We got you.
So if you'd like to get involved with Project Yeti,
just scan the QR code here on the screen.
This will take you to a sign-up page
where you can join our Project Yeti mailing list.
Once you're signed up, we will send you files to review,
and you can join us in the search for Bigfoot
from wherever you are.
Let's keep squatching, everyone.
We're taking this Bigfoot research to the next level.
And just remember,
our job at Squatch America is to investigate the unexplained.
Not to explain the uninvestigated.
So don't forget to scan the QR code,
get on the Project Yeti mailing list
so that you can be a part of this amazing search
for Sasquatch.
So, that's you.
So you keep watching.
We'll keep squatching.
And you'll keep squatching with us
so we can all go out and find Bigfoot.
That damn Sasquatch.
♪ Squatch America, the all-American ♪
♪ National Bigfoot Research Group ♪
