Yellowstone Park Ranger Has Just Announced Something Huge Is About To Happen

When the first white explorers and Native Americans arrived in Yellowstone, the entire region was a completely unexpected mystery, the likes of which had never been seen before. Water erupting from the ground? Boiling mud pits? Stinking hot springs? Terraces made of minerals?

People in St. Louis did not accept the accounts that John Colter brought back with him after he left the Lewis and Clark expedition to explore this region on his own for a year.

They humorously dubbed his description “Colter’s Hell.” Of course, Yellowstone’s geologic wonders — the national park contains more than 10,000 thermal features, or three-quarters of the total in the globe — are well recognized today, and more than 4 million people visit the park each year to marvel at them. But the park is still full of surprises and natural wonders. And recently, a park ranger stated that there is something strange going on inside Yellowstone National Park. Stay with us until the end to know more about the surprising revelation made by a Yellowstone official!

Yellowstone is one of the most visited national parks in the United States, trailing only the Great Smoky Mountains. When you think of Yellowstone National Park, you might think of the amazing landscape, the famed geyser that erupts several times each day, or the massive super volcano that lies beneath the park. One thing that may not come to mind is mysterious humanoids, yet visitors to the national park have come forward with their sightings and encounters, claiming that they encountered a creature that resembled a human, was coated in fur, and stood between seven and nine feet tall. This monster strongly resembles a bigfoot, and many people across the United States have stated that it is absolutely genuine, but that it prefers to stay out of the path of humans.

One of the issues with these types of stories is being able to back them up with evidence, which most people cannot do because the bulk of these encounters are rushed, leaving the folks wondering what they just witnessed.