What does a snowman look like on the roof of the world?
1978, the university of British Columbia organized a university seminar. Archaeologists from all over the world have collected the research results of missing rings for many years in 3 1 academic papers, which are the research results of universities all over the world. In Tbilisi University of Georgia in the former Soviet Union, there is also a department specializing in "Mountain Man", headed by Balteshak Ibrahim Mufiki, a famous professor in the former Soviet Union.
At the same time, hundreds of witnesses reported that they had found a man's huge footprints in the sleeping virgin land on both sides of the Cascade Mountains between the United States and Canada. This virgin land is called "Saskatchewan Province".
China and Tibet are located on the roof of the world and are one of the most mysterious places in the world. Savages appear from time to time on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. Tibetans call savage gods and ghosts, and savage migo, which can be divided into yeti yeti, yeti yeti and rock. Humanoid animals called "bear people" in many places in Tibet also belong to the category of "savages". At present, it has been observed that the "savage" can not only walk upright, has no tail, is hairy all over, looks like a human figure, but also makes various sounds expressing joy, anger, sadness and joy, and can also hit objects with stones and wooden sticks to imitate people to do simple work. "Savagery" generally means that it does no harm to people, and it will attack people unless it finds itself under attack.
As early as18th century, Americans and British discovered the "Snowman" in the Himalayas, and the former Soviet Union published the monograph "Snowman" in 1950s. The China mountaineering team also met a "snowman" on Mount Everest. Until today, "savage" is still common, which has aroused the interest of many people. So, are there really snowmen in the Himalayas? People believe it exists because there are many witnesses. They suspect that it does not exist because a real snowman has not been caught yet. However, what many witnesses said in detail is hard to believe.
1954, a snowman expedition composed of zoologists and ornithologists organized by Jeremiah came to Nepal to inspect the Himalayas. The inspection lasted from January to May. Unfortunately, they have never seen a snowman. However, this does not mean that they have not gained much. One of the gains is that they found several kilometers of continuous footprints. Another harvest is that they found two hairy scalps in Pangupozi and the carved Zhunge Temple. It is said that it belongs to a snowman and has been preserved for 300 years. The head is red and dark brown, and the center of the top protrudes backward, forming a pointed helmet. After identification, these two scalps are not human beings, but animals similar to primates. Maybe the locals are not lying. In addition, they also visited the local Sherpa and Tibetan residents and asked their witnesses to describe the shape and behavior of the snowman. What shocked the expedition members was that the eyewitness's description of the snowman was surprisingly similar. What does this mean? 1956, Polish journalist Mas Boericke made a special trip to Tibet to inspect the snowman. He didn't get much, just collected some stories. He was lucky to find a herder who claimed to have witnessed the snowman. The herder said that in 1954, he returned to Tibet from Nepal with a caravan and went to Yadong. In the bushes beside the village, he saw a snowman covered in hair. Marion Berry returned to Poland with these unconfirmed stories.
1958, the geologist Father Balder visited the Himalayas with the French expedition. In Aivi Lu, he found a footprint he had just stepped on. Feet must be quite big, 30 cm long and 10 cm wide. At that time, he was very excited, thinking that the snowman he missed so much was not far away, and it would be an honor to see it. However, after searching around for a long time, there was no sign of the snowman. He is inevitably a little depressed.
1958, a member of the American mountaineering team saw a snowman eating a hairy frog by a river in the southern Himalayas.
1960, an expedition led by e Hillary discovered a snowman's hairy scalp in the Kongjiang Temple in the Himalayas.
Poles were not satisfied with the story told by their journalist Marion Belicky. The romantic blood flowing in their national veins made them attack the Himalayas again. 1975, they organized a mountaineering team to climb Mount Everest. Near their camp in the south of Mount Everest, they found the footprints of a snowman. It is said that before this, a Sherpa girl from a nearby village came here to herd cattle. It was here that the girl and yak met a snowman. The snowman is 1.67 meters tall and has brown and black hair. It suddenly jumped out from the side, ran to the cow and bit the yak's throat. Poles not only heard the story, but also got footprints. They're glad you came. The girl described what happened at that time:
"That was when I was 16 years old. One afternoon, I went to the mountain in the south of my house to put yaks. The grass there is good, and the yaks eat it carefully. I had nothing to do, so I hummed and looked at the humanoid mountain in front of me. Suddenly, I heard footsteps behind me. Looking back, it turned out to be a hairy monster. Before I knew it, that guy appeared in front of my eyes. However, that guy ignored me, went back from me and went straight to yak. Everything has its vanquisher. Usually, the fierce yak has no pride in front of that guy, and the rest is only nervous. I feel a little unstable. The snowman didn't let it go because it was trembling and docile, but jumped on it and bit it under the neck. Blood gushed straight out. The snowman blocked the bite with his mouth and sucked blood into his stomach. Looking at that guy's lost face, I was too scared to get up on the ground. I think it's time to deal with me after drinking yak blood. I can only wait to die. After it sucked for a while, it may be that the blood in the yak's blood vessels was almost sucked dry by it, so it stood up. Maybe it didn't think it was enough, so it swung its big hand and cut it off the yak's head. This guy doesn't know how strong he is. Only this palm broke the yak's head and split its brains out. I don't think I can do it for a minute, boss. It turned and looked at me, and I looked at it. Its mouth is full of blood, and its face is covered with blood. It looks really scary. To my surprise, it didn't come to me, but turned and walked to the Woods on the mountain. "
1979, a British expedition came to the top of the Himalayas at an altitude of 4520 meters. When the expedition members struggled to climb to the top of the mountain, they suddenly found a group of mysterious people moving on the ice in a valley. They also heard screams. Afterwards, Ai Edwards, the chief mountaineer, said: "Another strong evidence can prove the existence of mysterious creatures in the Himalayas. We found many huge footprints there, which are very clear. We filmed it. The picture is very clear and it is the best one in this field. At that time, we also heard a scream, and the Sherpa guide who accompanied us to climb the mountain said that it was Yayiti calling. Yayiti is one of the most popular names of fierce snowman, and Sherpa people are a nation in the mountains of Nepal. They were originally Tibetans who spoke Tibetan and were famous for lifting things to the top of the Himalayas. "
Although most zoologists scoff at the idea that there may be an undiscovered human creature, which may make up for the missing link in the biological evolution chain, the theory expounded by Darwin, the most famous biologist, is the basic theory on which people who explore Yayiti rely. In 1950s and 1960s, when scientists heard eyewitness reports about Yayiti, they denied that this "mountain man" was just a myth. However, since then, scientists have quickly changed their positions because the strength of some new evidence is increasing day by day.
Legend is, after all, an ancient story handed down from ancient times. You see, thirty or forty years ago, Uncle Shenjue of Medog County led the children in the village to pick mushrooms. Suddenly I heard the cry of "goo goo" coming from the opposite ravine. Not good! A tall hairy savage came face to face.
Run! Uncle told the children to run first, carry their own baskets and walk at the end.
When the children called the adults in the village, Uncle Shen Jue fell to the ground, his throat was torn and his blood was sucked away. Ah! People found the footprints of the "savage", about 33 cm. From this, we can also see the rudeness and cruelty of the "savage".
1975, many people's liberation army (PLA) and fellow villagers were working in the place of "Gai Na", and suddenly they found a savage on the opposite hillside who pushed aside branches and snow with his hands and walked towards the mountain with difficulty. Perhaps because of hunger and cold, it was forced to go down the mountain to find food.
There is a river on the edge of the forest between Medog and Beng. Whenever the weather is fine, "savage" will always appear by the river to drink water. Someone once found the savage's hair and the savage's feces here. Nowadays, savages are far away from here because of land reclamation and canal repair, road construction and blasting, and rarely appear again.
1On September 24th, 980, two little Bamen girls passed by this place called "Ajia" and suddenly stood a "savage" with big breasts. One 15-year-old girl fell to the ground in shock, while the other girl started running and shouted "help"!
The female savage didn't mean to hurt two little girls. She might get bored and walk away alone. It is said that when you meet a man, he will rob someone and go back to be a spouse.
There was a soldier who once dealt with the "savage" alone. His name is Naiqiong, a Tibetan, and he is in his 40 s this year. He is a member of the Production Committee of Tangchen Village, Ding Jie County, southern Tibet.
1968, he went hunting near Rome (Yangwei Cave) in Kada District of Dingri County. There is a cave that can accommodate four or five people halfway up the mountain. It was getting late, and he ate dry food and lay beside the bonfire and clothes in the cave.
At midnight, he was awakened by a strange cry. Ah! A monster standing upright on the path at the entrance of the cave kept throwing stones at him and made a strange call as a threat.
This is a "savage", not an ape or a bear. His hair is gray and his eyes are bright, and he can see clearly in the firelight.
It seems that a stone was thrown above the hole. The trees shook loudly, interwoven with the sound of branches breaking, as if the sky were falling. It seems that there is more than one savage.
It turns out that this cave may be the home of the savage. No wonder they are so angry with the invaders. How to deal with the "protest" from slungshot? The only effective way is fire!
Two or three hours later, the dispute between "fire" and "stone" ended, and a storm of "invasion" and "anti-invasion" subsided. As the sky turned white, the savage retreated.
There is a meadow near this savage house. 1969, a 15-year-old Nepalese boy drove a group of cows to eat grass. He was seen taken away by a savage and has never returned.