Wanted: Scene Stealing Sasquatch
Posted by: Loren Coleman on August 17th, 2009
The original Crasher Squirrel photo was taken by Melissa and Jackson Brandts in Banff in late May 2009. The image of the squirrel has gone viral since it appeared on the National Geographic’s website on August 7, 2009. (Melissa Brandts)
Would anyone believe you if a Bigfoot popped up in front of you while you were doing your family picture-taking?
There were attempts to debunk Melissa and Jackson Brandts’ photo, as you can imagine.
“Show me the dead body,” say the skeptics.
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Oh great—just what we need—another camera-hogging squirrel.
There needs to be law prohibiting them from coming within a certain amount of feet of innocent tourists just wanting to have memories of their trip filmed.
One day there will be an “altercation” between people and these squirrels and people will wake up to the Invasion of Privacy issues involved here
According to Tom Biscardi, there’s a north Georgia sheriff’s deputy who has the body of this squirrel in a freezer.
Excellent comments cryptids & FHQ…he’s such a cheerful little fellow tho’
My understanding is that if you want proof of the squirrel you have to meet with his agent, pay a small nominal fee, and use only a still camera. The cost is about 30 acorns and 2 walnuts per picture. Good luck gentlemen.
Forget the squirrel! What kind of cryptid is that trying to eat Phil Spector’s head!