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Snowman
Currently, there is no representative species living in captivity, no skeleton or skin. Nevertheless, there are supposedly hair, footprints and dozens of photos, videos (poor quality) and audio.
The reliability of this evidence in doubt. For a long time one of the most convincing evidence was considered a short film, shot by Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin in 1967 in Northern California. On tape allegedly captured a female Bigfoot. However, in 2002, after the death of Ray Wallace, for which this survey was made, there is evidence of his relatives and friends, to tell (though without presenting any real evidence) that the whole story of the "American Bigfoot" was from the beginning to end falsified; sorokasantimetrovye "yeti footprints' make an artificial forms, and filming - staging the episode with a man in a specially tailored suit monkeys.
American Society cryptozoologists in Tucson (Arizona) declared a reward of 100,000 US dollars to anyone who will bring scientists and Bigfoot corpse, and one million dollars to anyone able to catch him alive.
After 12 years of research Makoto Nebuka concluded that the legendary Yeti of the Himalayas with no other than the Asiatic black bear (Ursus thibetanus). In addition to the unique photos, Nebuka engaged and linguistic studies. In particular, the analysis of interviews with the people of Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan showed that the notorious "Bigfoot" - a corruption of "methylation", meaning "bear" in the local dialect. A myth has almost become a reality due to the fact that Tibetans believe medvedya- "Yeti" omnipotent and terrible creatures with supernatural powers.
Scientists studying the yeti, believe that the life of YETI reaches 250-300 years
Ufologist BA Shurinov suggested that Bigfoot is a being of alien origin.
Figure N.F.Goncharova made after meetings with witnesses "Bigfoot" in the mountains of the North Caucasus in 1969. Yeti scalp is stored in one of the monasteries in Nepal
Experiments on the removal of humanlike beings are widely (in certain circles) spread in the early 1920s. Student of Academician Ivan Pavlov, a biologist Ilya Ivanov, began to conduct experiments on crossing humans and chimpanzees by artificial insemination. The experiments were conducted on volunteers and lasted more than 10 years before the death of Ivanov in 1932, which followed under very mysterious circumstances. Genetics deny such possibility as chromosome 46 in humans, chimpanzees and - 48, and hence artificially (and natural) fertilization impossible.
In 1963, marked "For Official Use Only" edition of only 180 copies published his volume monograph "The current state of the question of relict hominids," in which the available data Porshnev outlined and based on their theory. These ideas in subsequent years have been developed by Professor articles in scientific and popular publications and summarized in his book, "The beginning of human history" (1974), saw the light after the death of the author. In his writings Porshnev expressed the idea that "snow people" - extant Neanderthals, adapted to the natural conditions without tools, clothing, fire, and, most importantly, the speech as a means of communication.
Bigfoot (aka Bigfoot, Yeti and Sasquatch) first attracted public attention in 1950, when climbers in many countries have become "master" the highest peaks of the world. A little more than half a century ago, in 1954, the first special expedition to find the Yeti in the Himalayas. It was organized by the British tabloid "Daily Mail" on the initiative and under the supervision of an employee of the newspaper, the journalist Ralph Izzarva. The impetus for the preparation of the expedition and served as pictures of the mysterious traces of a biped on the snow made the Englishman Eric Shipton during the ascent of Mount Everest in 1951.
Materials: dekatop.com, wikipedia.org, google
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The reliability of this evidence in doubt. For a long time one of the most convincing evidence was considered a short film, shot by Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin in 1967 in Northern California. On tape allegedly captured a female Bigfoot. However, in 2002, after the death of Ray Wallace, for which this survey was made, there is evidence of his relatives and friends, to tell (though without presenting any real evidence) that the whole story of the "American Bigfoot" was from the beginning to end falsified; sorokasantimetrovye "yeti footprints' make an artificial forms, and filming - staging the episode with a man in a specially tailored suit monkeys.
American Society cryptozoologists in Tucson (Arizona) declared a reward of 100,000 US dollars to anyone who will bring scientists and Bigfoot corpse, and one million dollars to anyone able to catch him alive.
After 12 years of research Makoto Nebuka concluded that the legendary Yeti of the Himalayas with no other than the Asiatic black bear (Ursus thibetanus). In addition to the unique photos, Nebuka engaged and linguistic studies. In particular, the analysis of interviews with the people of Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan showed that the notorious "Bigfoot" - a corruption of "methylation", meaning "bear" in the local dialect. A myth has almost become a reality due to the fact that Tibetans believe medvedya- "Yeti" omnipotent and terrible creatures with supernatural powers.
Scientists studying the yeti, believe that the life of YETI reaches 250-300 years
Ufologist BA Shurinov suggested that Bigfoot is a being of alien origin.
Figure N.F.Goncharova made after meetings with witnesses "Bigfoot" in the mountains of the North Caucasus in 1969. Yeti scalp is stored in one of the monasteries in Nepal
Experiments on the removal of humanlike beings are widely (in certain circles) spread in the early 1920s. Student of Academician Ivan Pavlov, a biologist Ilya Ivanov, began to conduct experiments on crossing humans and chimpanzees by artificial insemination. The experiments were conducted on volunteers and lasted more than 10 years before the death of Ivanov in 1932, which followed under very mysterious circumstances. Genetics deny such possibility as chromosome 46 in humans, chimpanzees and - 48, and hence artificially (and natural) fertilization impossible.
In 1963, marked "For Official Use Only" edition of only 180 copies published his volume monograph "The current state of the question of relict hominids," in which the available data Porshnev outlined and based on their theory. These ideas in subsequent years have been developed by Professor articles in scientific and popular publications and summarized in his book, "The beginning of human history" (1974), saw the light after the death of the author. In his writings Porshnev expressed the idea that "snow people" - extant Neanderthals, adapted to the natural conditions without tools, clothing, fire, and, most importantly, the speech as a means of communication.
Bigfoot (aka Bigfoot, Yeti and Sasquatch) first attracted public attention in 1950, when climbers in many countries have become "master" the highest peaks of the world. A little more than half a century ago, in 1954, the first special expedition to find the Yeti in the Himalayas. It was organized by the British tabloid "Daily Mail" on the initiative and under the supervision of an employee of the newspaper, the journalist Ralph Izzarva. The impetus for the preparation of the expedition and served as pictures of the mysterious traces of a biped on the snow made the Englishman Eric Shipton during the ascent of Mount Everest in 1951.
Materials: dekatop.com, wikipedia.org, google
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