California's Assembly Bill 666 seeks to make Bigfoot the state's official cryptid, sparking excitement in Bigfoot communities.

A member of the California state assembly wants to make Bigfoot California’s state cryptid. Assemblymember Chris Rogers, D-Santa Rosa, introduced a bill last week that would designate the furry ape as the state’s official mythical creature.

The last recorded spotting of the large, muscular, hairy, ape-like-looking creature in the state, according to the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization, was in Humboldt County i

If approved, Bigfoot will become California's official state cryptid, defined as a creature that may or may not exist because nobody is really sure.

One small step for man, and an even smaller step for Bigfoot. A new bill in California’s state legislature seeks to recognize the elusive Bigfoot as the state’s official cryptid. The legislation, proposed by Assemblymember Chris Roger,