"Throughout my career, several Bigfoot researchers had approached me about questions they have about prints they found, but I felt this was an opportunity to conduct a proper scientific investigation into the subject matter of Bigfoot," says Mayor, a National Geographic correspondent and the director of Florida International University's Exploration and Science Communications Initiative. "For me, it was a very natural fit. Hoping to capture the public's imagination in the Travel Channel's new eight-part series, Expedition Bigfoot, Miami-born primatologist Mireya Mayor worked alongside survivalist Russell Acord, Bigfoot researcher Ronny LeBlanc, host Bryce Johnson, and Bigfoot investigator Ryan Golembeske to track down the creature in an undisclosed location in central Oregon during a three-week investigation. However, a team of researchers using advanced data algorithms and modern-day technology claims to have found video evidence confirming the existence of a Bigfoot-like beast. Despite more than 10,000 reported sightings in the United States, none has resulted in definitive evidence of a real Bigfoot. After hearing the enduring urban legend of Bigfoot, thousands of adventurers have tried to track down the mysterious creature, which many people claim lurks in the Pacific Northwest.
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