Apologise if this is old news but the vid is new to me and is quite compelling. Either a well planned hoax involving some effort, mis-identification of a tall, naked man wearing no clothes on top of a mountain, or real!
The shot is admittedly from far away and zoomed. Whatever the creature/man is, when he turns you can see something about the shoulders and upper arms - possibly hair - that just does not look human. Also at that altitude, to appear not to be wearing clothes or carrying a pack would probably mean a co-conspirator out of sight carrying these things for the 'actor.'
One other thing, if it's a 'squatch', it does look like he is angry and is directing that anger to the humans who have found some kind of manufactured hide/shelter. The shelter looks to be made by an animal with great manual dexterity or human hands - but there is something weird about the shelter and it does fit with the observed figure 'shoo-ing' away those pesky humans who have no business in the great state of 'squatch.
By the date, it's obvious plenty of you will have seen this, maybe even posted about it here but it's new to me so just in case, here it is:
The shot is admittedly from far away and zoomed. Whatever the creature/man is, when he turns you can see something about the shoulders and upper arms - possibly hair - that just does not look human. Also at that altitude, to appear not to be wearing clothes or carrying a pack would probably mean a co-conspirator out of sight carrying these things for the 'actor.'
One other thing, if it's a 'squatch', it does look like he is angry and is directing that anger to the humans who have found some kind of manufactured hide/shelter. The shelter looks to be made by an animal with great manual dexterity or human hands - but there is something weird about the shelter and it does fit with the observed figure 'shoo-ing' away those pesky humans who have no business in the great state of 'squatch.
By the date, it's obvious plenty of you will have seen this, maybe even posted about it here but it's new to me so just in case, here it is: