Is there a Himalayan yeti in the world?

The Yeti are descendants of Neanderthals. She studied the footprints of the snowman and found that it resembled both a man and an ape, more similar to the Ni people. Its large toe is short and slightly turned outward.

The former Soviet anthropologist Chernetssky also believed that the Yeti were descendants of the Ni people. At that time, the Ni people were defeated in the battle with Homo sapiens, one fled into the forest and became wild men, and the other fled into the high mountain snow peaks and developed into snowmen. Chinese anthropologist Zhou Guoxing believes that the snowman is the descendant of a giant ape.

He compared the footprints of a snowman with those of an ape, and concluded that the snowman was more like an ape. He speculated that the ancient giant ape was not really extinct, and that one of its branches spread to the snow-capped mountain region and became a mysterious snowman. And the snowmen have not yet shown the ability to speak, only emitting a vague sound, and they do not seem to have walked through the doors of humans.

But some scholars deny the existence of snowmen. They believe that the footprints of the legendary snowman may have been the footprints of a bear, or they could have been caused by the rockfall on the mountain after the snow melted. To this day, although numerous Yeti expeditions have ventured deep into the Himalayas in search of Yeti tracks, they have found almost nothing but a few giant footprints.

They haven't photographed a snowman, and no one has ever gotten a specimen of a snowman, so whether the snowman is real or not is still a mystery.

Of all the mysterious animals in the world, the most fascinating is the legendary Himalayan Yeti, known as the "Yeti", meaning an animal that dwells on rocks. Legends of the Yeti date back to 326 B.C., and they are meters to meters tall, with pointed heads, red hair draped over, grayish-yellow fur all over them, and quick walking. The legend of the Yeti is gradually recognized by mystical zoologists, attracting countless explorers to the Himalayan region in search of this mysterious animal that offers infinite fantasy space for humans.

So, there must be.

You go up and stand for a day and a night ......Maybe there will be

Can't be sure, just found some strange footprints. Some people think it is a snowman, because the footprints are very strange and large, like a snowman, and some villagers say they have seen it, but there is no evidence. Some people think that the footprints of ordinary beasts have become so large because of the melting of the ice.

So there are different opinions.

I think there really is a snowman, because there were wild people in the primeval forest before, so it does not rule out the possibility that there are snowmen on the snowy mountains.

There weren't many snowmen, and this was mainly a special footprint at the time, which led everyone to think it was a snowman.

No one can say for sure, after all, no one has reached the top.

There may really be snowmen in the Himalayas, those we don't know we haven't seen yet, and we'll know when we do.

I think maybe it really exists, some people have seen it, but nature is really big.

Probably not, there is no scientific basis to confirm it.

Indeed, some people have seen a snowman-like existence, with footprints that resemble both humans and apes.

At present, it is only a legend and rumor, and there is no accurate scientific basis, so there should be no snowman.

Probably not, it's just a rumor, and there is no evidence at all.

Scientists from the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom found a clump of hair on a tree in the Himalayas of Bhutan and performed a DNA analysis on it, and the results showed that it was not the DNA of any animal that had been determined. Although this does not directly confirm the existence of the Himalayan snowman, it can provide a strong support for it.