Word of The Day: Hypsometer

A hypsometer is an instrument used to measure the height of the trees.
I can measure that tree with my hypsometer.

Bigfoot-Other Names of Bigfoot

This hairy creature has been recently called "Bigfoot" it had or has lot of names to other groups of people, countries, religion, and cultures.
Names of Bigfoot:
Albatwitche, the manlike apple stealers (Susquehannock Native):
Almas:
Almasty:
American Ape:
Anisau:
Ape-Man:
The Bad Smelling Tree Men (USA, ID, Coeur d'Alene, and WA, Spokane):
Barmanu (northwest Pakistan):
B'gwas (Haisla, Canada, BC)
Biabin-Guli:
Big Big Hairy Figure With Eyes Sunk Deep In The Head (n.w. USA, Wakashan, Kwakiutl Tribe):
big hairy man, the messenger (USA, Hopi Tribe):
Big Hairy Monster:
the Big Man (USA, western SD, Lakota):
Big Ones:
Blacki:
Boggy Boon:
Boggy Bill (USA, east TX):
the Booger:
Booger Man:
Boogie Man:
Boogy Monster:
Boqs (s.w. Canada, Bella Coola Tribe):

Bigfoot- The Chapman's Bigfoot Encounter

In September 1941, there has been a Bigfoot sighting in Ruby Creek, British Columbia, Canada. There was a report from the Chapman family of a Bigfoot sighting near their house in Ruby Creek. Goerge Chapman and Jeannie Chapman had 4 kids. The day the sighting happened Goerge was at work and their 5 and 7 year old kids were just playing in the field behind the house bordering on the rail track, when their eldest son and their 9 year old kid ran to their house to their mother telling her that they saw a cow coming out of the woods. So Jeannie went out to take a look because both kids were acting strangely scared. Jeannie first thought it was a big bear moving into the bushes, but when it got on the train tracks it appeared to her as a hairy gigantic man. They were all terrified and ran down to an old field and onto an river beach out of sight.
Sanderson, Ivan T. "Ruby Creek". Bigfootencounters.com. True Magazine, 1960. Web. December, 2011