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[tomdietrying]

I'm a skeptic, but I remember in the late 90s I saw something on T.V. that looked very similar. Back then they were calling them arrows. You couldn't see them with the naked eye but when you slowed the video down they sort of looked like arrows. They moved very fast and changed directions unbelievably quick. I've never heard anything more about these so called arrows.

Anyone remember or see anything like that before?

Peace.
Tom

p.s.
I enjoy watching Finding Bigfoot too, but I don't believe in it.

[RickOKC]

I'm a skeptic, but I remember in the late 90s I saw something on T.V. that looked very similar. Back then they were calling them arrows. You couldn't see them with the naked eye but when you slowed the video down they sort of looked like arrows. They moved very fast and changed directions unbelievably quick. I've never heard anything more about these so called arrows.

Anyone remember or see anything like that before?

I saw a documentary on that, too! I watched something on TV showing how everything shown could be recreated because many cameras produce weird anomalies due to having issues with the angle of lighting coming into the lens and how they focus.

I enjoy watching Finding Bigfoot too, but I don't believe in it.

I've never believed in that either, but after seeing the surprisingly hairy arms on the anonymous videographer in the CNN video, I'm now wondering if he isn't secretly a bigfoot or maybe even a Wookie.