I think you cracked the case .

If the PGF didn’t convince science? This absolutely will not.   About the only thing this would be useful for is as a scouting tool. And the Google Earth sat images in my area can be years old. My house shows my nephew living here 4 years ago with a Toyota pickup bone yard. It’s all gone now. But Google Earth has not updated it.

Are you aware that there is an entire thread for Bigfoot blobsquatches at https://bigfootforums.com/topic/37576-google-earth-blobsquatches/?   If I were a suspicious SOB, I'd suspect that this is trolling and not just an 11-year-old playing on Google Earth.   I did a quick search for the first blobsquatch, allowing for the fact that I use decimal lat/long on Google earth and place this near the peak, or on the southern slope of Whatcomb Peak.  Even with a frame that small, you're still about 600-700 feet above the target, which is far too big at that altitude to be even Bigfoot sized (based on jumping out of airplanes and looking at things, then people on the way down).     Finally, the same thing has been at the same location for the last sixteen years (allowing for the historical photos from the winter when its buried under snow). Its a rock.  A big rock, with the sun shining on it from the south, casting its shadow to the north.   

Are you aware of the concept of pareidolia?

I have another Google maps possible sasquatch image or rocks. Imo there are 3 sasquatch. Their backs look primate. Then again, they may be big rocks. Any idea? Thanks.