Bigfoot

Bigfoot is a cryptid in Cryptids Island that is supposedly related to the Yeti.

Role in Cryptids Island
You will find it after you confirmed the others (namely the Jersey Devil, Nessie, and the Chupacabra ). You must chase it through the woods without losing sight of it until it reaches it's cave. Gretchen Grimlock will take him from you. To free it, you'll have to open the fuel tank from Gretchen's helicopter and cut the rope holding it's cage.

Description
''"Bigfoot, Sasquatch, The Yeti. He has many names but eye witnesses all describe him the same way between 6 and 10 feet tall covered in shiny fur and smells worse than a pair of stinky sneakers. And of course he's got really big feet. Based on this description, some people believe that Bigfoot is left over from ancient time. Half human, half ape, he should've been extinct a long time ago. Bigfoot can be found all over the world. In the Himalayan mountains, monks have reported seeing what they call a Yeti for many years. They have taken footprint casts as proof and even have a yeti scalp locked away in a monastery. Bigfoot is also said to roam the forest in the Pacific Northwest in the United States. In 1967, a famous video of a Bigfoot was taken by Roger Patterson and Robert Gimlin in California. It clearly shows that creature walking across a rocky sea. Many believe this is the fast evidence of Bigfoot. Years later, a friend of the men said he wore an ape costume for the video. Believers in Bigfoot say he is lying."''

-Harold Mews, video on Bigfoot dialogue

Trivia

 * A picture of Bigfoot in the Mews mansion is an allusion to the Patterson-Gimlin footage.
 * While the video description says that the Patterson-Gimlin footage shows Bigfoot walking through a rocky sea, the real footage actually showed Bigfoot walking through a snowy forest.
 * This is the only cryptid that you will see in more than one place.
 * It allegedly attacked Gretchen Grimlock once while she was looking for a rare endangered flower, explaining her scar and obsession for Cryptids.