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Sam Smith rocks sunglasses and hot pink trainers as they touch down in New York after THAT statement inflatable latex BRITs outfitįrom terrifying T-Rexs to ravenous raptors - how some very lifelike dinosaurs are set to be a HUGE TV hit. Love Island's Tasha Ghouri says she suffers from PTSD watching this season's Casa Amor after boyfriend Andrew Le Page betrayed her Maya Jama puts on a racy display in black underwear for her brand new fashion campaign with Self Portrait as she poses up a storm in chic outfits It's a tireless job that has taken him across the country. He now has a team who he works with that goes in search of yowies once they have been reported. He launched a website to allow anyone with possible yowie sightings to get in touch. Mr Harrison has spent the past two decades searching for the creatures. The group of yowie hunters he was with appeared just in time with torches and scared the creature away, he said. The angles were so steep but it sprinted down.'

The thing that knocked me over ran down a hill in pitch darkness past obstacles, tree, and logs. 'The scary thing is that yowies have a massive advantage over us because of their eyesight in the dark. 'I heard heavy walking and as I turned I just saw it running straight at me in pitch black. He said he was lucky to be alive after he was forced to wrestle one for survival. His most deadly encounter came in 2009 while on a camping trip. ' It had no neck and was covered in reddish hair'. 'It was built like bodybuilder,' he said. Mr Harrison managed to find a clearing, which he said forced the yowie to retreat into the bushes. 'It was only by the grace of God that I survived.' Over the past 25 years Mr Harrison has had several encounters with the ape-like creatures, known as yowies in Australia, which are similar to the Sasquatch or Bigfoot in the United States (stock image)