The 1967 Patterson–Gimlin film is one of the most famous and controversial pieces of footage in cryptozoology. It was filmed on October 20, 1967, by Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin in Bluff Creek, California. The short film shows a large, ape-like creature walking through a clearing before glancing back at the camera — a moment that has become iconic in Bigfoot lore, Frame 352. Supporters claim the footage is genuine evidence of an unknown primate species, pointing to the creature’s gait, muscle
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The 1967 Patterson–Gimlin film is one of the most famous and controversial pieces of footage in cryptozoology. It was filmed on October 20, 1967, by Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin in Bluff Creek, California. The short film shows a large, ape-like creature walking through a clearing before glancing back at the camera — a moment that has become iconic in Bigfoot lore, Frame 352. Supporters claim the footage is genuine evidence of an unknown primate species, pointing to the creature’s gait, muscle
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