A lone sasquatch going to a frozen watering hole to drink.
Sasquatch is a species modern day ground sloth that was discovered in July 12, 2017, almost 2 months after the discovery of an another modern day ground sloth, Kakamora, and almost 2 years before the discovery of modern Shasta ground sloths. Sasquatches are not bigfoots or any type of apes, unlike in myths or cryptozoology. Unlike kakamoras, sasquatches are fully terrestrial and mainly live in forests, swamps, and sometimes grasslands. They are omnivores that feed on the same food as bears, humans, and other omnivores of North America. They are about two times bigger than kakamoras due to lots of its native predators being present in the inland part of North America. They are not endangered as they are highly protected and they flourish very well in human settlements.
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