An Australian man observes a 4-foot-tall Yowie chasing a black opossum. While sleeping in the van a small juvenile Yowie wakes the camper. The creature is very curious and unafraid.
An Aussie reader shares his Yowie encounter:
"Hey, Lon. A friend of mine has encouraged me to share my experience from May 2021.
Iron Pot Creek campground in Toonumbar National Park, west of Kyogle, New South Wales, Australia is where it happened.
I and two friends were camped there for a week and one evening we heard a squawking screaming sound. We turned our flashlights on a black opossum being chased by a creature that was maybe 4 feet tall. We watched as the creature scurried up a gum tree only a few meters away. As we followed its climb it hopped from one tree trunk to the next tree some 3 meters away, apparently defying physics. As it hopped out away from the tree trunk and then moved in towards the second tree that was perpendicular to each other. One of my friends watched all of this with me and we had a lively discussion about its odd attributes but didn't think much of it.
That night, I awoke in my van to a juvenile one, only a foot tall, with very long arms, and a red face that had a pointed nose almost like a chicken's beak. I was calm enough. I turned the light on thinking it would be scared away but I essentially needed to push it out of the van as its curiosity was strong and fear nonexistent. I slammed the door and the poor thing got its foot caught momentarily but escaped.
It took a few months of processing before I really could accept the fact these creatures are not something documented and are commonly known as 'hairy men.' There was no strong smell but a notable distortion of time. The one-week time passed with ease and the days were so calm.
I have had time to accept what I saw and over the past few months have shared this story recently with a friend who had his own experience in the Daintree National Park, Queensland, and encouraged me to share." Zev
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