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Russia: Search for the Yeti of Shoria Mountain continues

Michael Cohen m.cohen@allnewsweb.com

The search for the Yeti or Bigfoot of Shoria Mountain in Russia is set to continue as the snows melt and the weather warms in Siberia. The expedition will commence in June 2009 and will be headed by Valery Kimiev and Professor Nikolai Skalon, the head of the department of Zoology at the Kemerovo State University. Local’s are still alleging they have seen the bigfoot type creature in the area surrounding the Azass Caves on many occasions. One local will be joining the expedition, Hunter Michael Kiskarov who claims to have seen a Yeti more than once.

The local head of government Vladimir Tashtagol has received 14 written reports by residents of remote villages around the area of the Azass caves and the nearby Mrassu river claiming to have seen these creatures in recent years. The Cryptids are described as being two meters tall, with reddish black hair that resembles that of a brown bear. The Azass cave is several kilometres deep and it is believed the Yeti or Yeti’s dwell deep in its interior. Some believe that the creature is a lone neanderthal survivor or the sightings have been of one of a number the species, part of a small colony that represents the world’s last Neanderthals.

Source: Tribuna News
Night Stalker
Thanks for that international report!



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bipedalist
Hopefully better weather will prove fruitful to this search!
billgreen2005bigfoot
wonderful new article about the yeti. thanks bill new_thumbsupsmileyanim.gif iagree.gif
OhioSasquatchPatrol
I wish our govt and more scientists would launch expeditions to find BF. Cool article, i hope they find the yeti in the cave.

They have to make sure we don't all panic if one is "found" though..... blah
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