Exact Description of Mawas

From the private collection of photographs that Vincent Chow has been shown, he has now described, in some detail, how he says the Malaysian Mawas or Johor Bigfoot appear to him. The following is a collection of the various statements from Chow of their descriptions.

While we all can debate the reality of the photographs, what and when they will look like when and if they are released, the drawings and descriptions can be accessed and analyzed, just as we do with eyewitness details, in our feeble human attempt to understand what we are dealing with now. Needless to say, I want to see these photos as much as the next person, but I am not going to neglect that the data is piling up, in the meantime, on the Malaysian front. I’ve always found it best to digest my meals a little at a time, and eat slowly.

Mawas seem to be scattered in numbers and often leave footprints after their forays into areas of human settlements (fringes of forests, villages, orchards, stream sides, pond-sides etc.). Sightings reveal a tall individual, height variously estimated between 8-10 feet. Females are shorter , have hairy breasts, smaller heads. Juveniles 4-5 ft. Very pronounced ridge on eyebrow.

Colour darker compared to reddish-brown adults. Reports of sounds made by them to be guttural and low to high pitch. No record of causing harm to domestic animals or humans.

General morphology indicates that they are not anywhere near to ape but more to Homo sapiens.

As a tropical species, it has adapted to the high humidity and temperatures by wearing a thinner coat of fur or hair as compared to the Sasquatch.

Male: tall, est. to be 8-9 ft. Face looks human but nostrils rather flared, eyes , relatively larger than ours, double eyelids. face charismatic and with deep intense stare. Rather handsome but face wrinkled. Upper lip thinner than lower.

Chest sparsely hairy as well as areas where joints are found esp. limbs). Barrel-chested. Genitals: penis and scrotum very visible. Penis hooded.

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