Weston

So when I say they were short, don't get me wrong.

Its legs weren't short.

They just seemed to be a little bit out of proportion with the rest of its body, if that makes sense.

In all, they just seemed a little bit too short for its body for some reason, and I really noticed that when it was moving.

As it lunged to take off that rock, I really noticed it.

It turned and put its hand out and stepped off in one step, and its knees stayed bent the whole time.

um, where its knee was placed.

Oh, I'm not sure about that, man.

It just, it's, it's legs just seemed a little shorter than what you would think for something seven and a half foot tall.

If that makes sense.

Um,

That's not what I noticed.

What stuck in my mind was the fact that it looked really ape-like as it took off and moved.

It just seemed like this thing always had its knees bent and just moved kind of ape-like as it moved, but it was smooth.

I had no trouble getting around in this territory.

I mean, my wife and I were struggling like hell getting up this trail, and it just didn't even look natural.

But, you know, the way it took off and went up the mountain, it was just so, a cat is the only thing I could think of that would be able to move in this territory the way it did.

It was like it did change because when it made the noise, its mouth moved.

But its expression when it had its head cocked looking at us was just it was almost like somebody trying to play a prank on you and scare you as bad as they could, like because it didn't have any emotion.

It was just sitting there staring at us with this blank stare.