Wednesday, January 14, 2015

Yeti filmed in Russia (video)

Pfc. Sandoval, Pat Macpherson, Seth Auberon, Wisdom Quarterly; Julian Robinson (MailOnline
Sighting: A team of Russians believe they have captured footage of the elusive Yeti in a remote patch of woodland
Russians believe they have captured footage of elusive Yeti in a remote patch of woodland. It shows a "bear-like" figure covered in hair emerging from an area of snow-covered trees in the south-western Adygeya Republic.
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According to some Russians this dark figure stumbling through the snowy woods is a Yeti [technically an Almasty] -- and they even have a footprint. The footage shows a figure covered in hair emerging from an area of trees.

ALMAS: (Mongolian Алмас, Bulgarian Алмас, Chechen Алмазы, Turkish Albıs), Mongolian for "wild man," is a purported hominid cryptozoological species reputed to inhabit the Caucasus and Pamir Mountains of Central Asia, and the Altai Mountains of southern Mongolia. The creature is not currently recognized or cataloged by science, whose [white-labcoat-clad priests] do not believe in the possibility that such mega-fauna cryptids exist, because of the improbably large numbers necessary to maintain a breeding population, and because climate and food supply issues make their survival in reported habitats unlikely...
  • "Bear-like" creature was on camera for just seconds before disappearing.
  • Creature was spotted in the Adygeya Republic in south-western Russia.
  • The Russian team believe they have captured footage of the elusive Yeti.
  • Others question its authenticity and say it was a stunt to bring in tourism.
Taking plaster cast of footprint (DM)
This is the moment a group of Russians captured video footage of what they believed was a Yeti walking through the woods. The footage shows a "bear-like" figure covered in hair emerging from an area of snow-covered trees in the south-western Adygeya Republic before disappearing again seconds later.

A team had set out in search of the mysterious creature after local television reported that it had been sighted in a remote region an hour's drive away from the city of Adygeisk. They said they had questioned residents at a mountainside lodge who claimed to have seen it and, on speaking to others in the area, managed to secure reports of several independent sightings.

Yeti in Buddhist Bhutan (Snow Walker video)
The group claim they heard the crunching of snow as they headed out to investigate before capturing footage of the creature, which they describe as covered in hair. Afterwards, they took a plaster cast of a large footprint they said they found in the snow.
 
Eyewitness Ludmila Hristoforova who spoke to local television said: "The creature was big, looking like a bear, but not a bear. From the door we've seen something big and shaggy." More + VIDEO
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  • Please don't kill or eat animals.
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