Team of Russian researchers claims to have found irrefutable evidence of the existence of the yeti, the Asian version of Bigfoot of North America. The existence of yeti in Siberia has long been a mystery.
No evidence or photograph the animal skeleton, only a few pieces of hair and traces in the snow, but it was enough for the team to 95 percent confident that the creature exists.
Yeti-finding team from Russia this is a small group of researchers who were invited to participate in a conference yeti. The team found some gray hairs in the moss in a cave in the Kemerovo, Siberia west.
"During the expedition to the cave Azasskaya, the team gathered irrefutable evidence that Shoria mountains inhabited by the 'Snow Man'," said a spokeswoman for Kemerovo region. "They found footprints, his bed, and a variety of signs used to mark territory yeti."
Yeti is referred to as muscular figure with a body covered with thick hair reddish brown to dark gray, with a weight of 90 to 180 kilograms. Yeti is relatively shorter than Bigfoot, was only 1.8 meters to 2.1 meters.
Although dozens of expeditions have been combing the remote mountainous region in Russia, China and Nepal, the creature's existence has not been proven. Sir Edmund Hillary, the first along the Everest also found no evidence of the yeti.
Mountain climber Reinhold Messner months stay in Nepal and Tibet to track the yeti after glimpsing the creature. Messner finally concluded that a large bear was behind the yeti sightings and footprint. *** [LIVESCIENCE | KORAN TEMPO 3676]
No evidence or photograph the animal skeleton, only a few pieces of hair and traces in the snow, but it was enough for the team to 95 percent confident that the creature exists.
Yeti-finding team from Russia this is a small group of researchers who were invited to participate in a conference yeti. The team found some gray hairs in the moss in a cave in the Kemerovo, Siberia west.
"During the expedition to the cave Azasskaya, the team gathered irrefutable evidence that Shoria mountains inhabited by the 'Snow Man'," said a spokeswoman for Kemerovo region. "They found footprints, his bed, and a variety of signs used to mark territory yeti."
Yeti is referred to as muscular figure with a body covered with thick hair reddish brown to dark gray, with a weight of 90 to 180 kilograms. Yeti is relatively shorter than Bigfoot, was only 1.8 meters to 2.1 meters.
Although dozens of expeditions have been combing the remote mountainous region in Russia, China and Nepal, the creature's existence has not been proven. Sir Edmund Hillary, the first along the Everest also found no evidence of the yeti.
Mountain climber Reinhold Messner months stay in Nepal and Tibet to track the yeti after glimpsing the creature. Messner finally concluded that a large bear was behind the yeti sightings and footprint. *** [LIVESCIENCE | KORAN TEMPO 3676]
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