06/15/2026
I took this report yesterday, from a well respected Bigfoot researcher that started his research in Ohio, but now does his research all over Florida. Three and a half years ago, he and his friend were camped in Myakka River State Park. At night they made their way to Clay Gully pavilion and set their equipment(night vision/thermal) up on a picnic table, just a few yards away from a kids playground with swings and a slide. After midnight, they heard rustling in the leaflitter just on the other side of the playground, and out of darkness bound two “children”, visable on the thermal imager. They immediately lept onto the swings and slide, and begin playing. Our two researchers are thinking these are someone’s kids, but they are stumped as to how they are making their way around with no flashlights. They both notice that thru the thermal, they are both uniform in heat signature.. like they aren’t wearing any clothes. And they are not acting like it’s dark…. In fact, the main researcher noticed how the one on the swing after only two pumps, was totally horizontal on the swing! He was shocked..after about a minute, they could hear pops and clicks coming from the woods.. then a strange language the head researcher said reminded him of “Klingon” from the old Star Trek series. Both kids then jumped off the play set, the one…from the top of the slide IN THE DARK, and busted straight into the forest where the clicks and guttural grunts were coming from. They sat there astounded as to what they saw… these were kids.. but NOT human kids… they sat there hoping they might come back, but left before day break.. the next day they saw a ranger and asked him about any Bigfoot activity. Then one of them let it slip what happened the last night. Fast forward the next year, and both researchers return to the park hoping for a repeat performance… but upon arrival, they see the entire playset, swings and slide, were removed, and now only remained an empty grass pad.
Thank you for the amazing story my friend… I spent many days and nights in Myakka State Park setting cameras and long term recorders. It’s good to know they’re still there..
~EB