Georgia Gorilla

The Georgia Gorilla is the nickname given to an alleged sasquatch corpse found in Georgia.

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Is the Georgia Gorilla a real sasquatch?

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Should Matt Whitton have been fired for his involvement in the Bigfoot hoax?

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Georgia Gorilla Big Foot Press Conference Proves Little

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Matthew Whitton, Rick Dyer and Tom Biscardi revealed pretty much nothing at their much-awaited Press Conference Friday in Palo Alto, Calif. Although the two men, who claim to have found Bigfoot in the remote woods of Northern Georgia addressed the press, they were unable to produce valid evidence to prove their outrageous claims. Instead they told the story of their shock over finding the body and how they were circled by other "Bigfoots" as they hauled the carcass to civilization. Still, there's speculation over how two men, who must have been tired from hiking, could have dragged a 7-foot, 7-inch, 500-pound animal at all, ... Read Full Story

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Bigfoot Alive and Well, Quite Productive, Too

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So we're a bit confused. Today, there was a huge press conference in Palo Alto held by Matthew Whitton and Rick Dyer who claim to have the body of a yeti, preserved in some freezer. CNN, ABC et al are covering the event. What's the big deal? We've had a sasquach working in our office for 4 months and not one news outlet has picked up the story. This is probably a good thing. Too many distractions would no doubt affect office productivity. Here are some photos taken of this beautiful creature, seen for the first time in its natural environment. Bigfoot likes to ... Read Full Story

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Bigfoot Body Found in Georgia Woods... Maybe

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Talk about being the best month ever for cryptozoology . First there was the Montauk Monster , then a new chupacabra video emerged, and now this: a dead sasquatch. OK, so it's pretty likely that the whole thing will turn out to be a hoax. But right now, all we know is that some dudes found a dead Bigfoot in the Georgia woods. ( More from FOX ) Recent events could very well inspire a whole new generation to take up the mantle of cryptozoology and find that distant cousin to the plesiosaur hanging out in Loch Ness . Come Friday, we'll probably all ... Read Full Story

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Matthew Whitton Gets Fired From Police Force

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Now that it's been revealed that the "Georgia Gorilla" was just a hoax, it turns out not everyone is laughing. First, there's Tom Biscardi, the sasquatch enthusiast who paid for all the expenses surrounding the Bigfoot press conference. Of course he's pissed. Pranksters Matt Whitton and Rick Dyer had to expect that. But Whitton was blindsided by Georgia's Clayton County Police Department when he was fired from the force. It turns out Police Chief Jeff Turner thinks Whitton's credibility has been damaged to the point that he could no longer be trusted as a witness in a criminal trial. ( See CNN's video here ... Read Full Story

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Fox news,Bigfoot Body FOUND in Georgia,13 August,2008

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From: ufoblogger.blogspot.com

Hi guys its really a exiting for people like us who always believe in UFO'S & Bigfoot. And good news is Bigfoot is real as and body of bigfoot found in Georgia.So only thing now is official conformation from scientist's all over the world about this find.So lets see whats coming out of all this. Read Full Story

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Device Enables World's First Voluntary Gorilla Blood Pressure Reading

Zoo Atlanta recently became the first zoological institution in the world to obtain voluntary blood pressure readings from a gorilla. This groundbreaking stride was made possible by the Gorilla Tough Cuff, a blood pressure reading system devised through partnership with the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University.

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New Device Takes Gorilla's Blood Pressure

One of the gorillas at Zoo Atlanta has been under pressure lately. Zoo keepers, along with undergraduate students from Georgia Tech and reseachers from Emory University, got a western lowland gorilla named Ozzie to voluntarily have his blood pressure taken by a machine students designed called the Gorilla Tough Cuff. Zoo officials say it's the first time a gorilla has ever voluntarily had its blood pressure taken in any zoo in the world.Zoo...

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New device takes gorilla's blood pressure

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World's First Voluntary Gorilla Blood Pressure Reading

Veterinary leap forward through collaboration with Zoo Atlanta, Georgia Tech, Emory University and a 300-pound great apeZoo Atlanta recently became the first zoological institution in the world to obtain voluntary blood pressure readings from a gorilla. This groundbreaking stride was made possible by the Gorilla Tough Cuff, a blood pressure reading system devised through partnership with the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical...

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New device takes gorilla’s blood pressure

(AP) ATLANTA - One of the gorillas at Zoo Atlanta has been under pressure lately. Zoo keepers, along with undergraduate students from Georgia Tech and reseachers from Emory University, got a western lowland gorilla named Ozzie to voluntarily have his ...

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300-Pound Gorilla Voluntarily Monitors His Blood Pressure

Imagine trying to monitor the blood pressure of a 300-pound gorilla. A new device, described in the following release from Georgia Institute of Technology Research News, makes that job a lot easier: Zoo Atlanta recently became the first zoological institution ...

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