Untold Radio AM #301 The Swamp Ape, Origins and Legends with Ray Harwood & Marie Dumont
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On Episode 301 of Untold Radio AM, hosts Doug Hajicek (MonsterQuest producer) and Jeff "The Big Ragu" sit down with researchers Ray Harwood and Marie Dumont to go beyond the Swamp Ape. We dig into the origins of the legend, the eyewitness reports, and what separates the Florida Skunk Ape from the broader Bigfoot phenomenon. Joining the conversation are guest host Roger Williams and guest co-host David Domionique for a deep dive into one of cryptozoology's most debated creatures. What we cover: Where the Swamp Ape legend started and how it spread The connection (and differences) between the Swamp Ape, Skunk Ape, and Bigfoot Notable sightings and the evidence behind them Ray and Marie's research and field experience Subscribe for new episodes covering Bigfoot, cryptids, the paranormal, and the unexplained. #SwampApe #SkunkApe #Bigfoot #Cryptozoology #UntoldRadioAM #MonsterQuest #Paranormal #Cryptid
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