- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FR0OrZMEgDk
- "Abominable Snowman".Occultopedia.com.Web.April 6, 2011.http://www.occultopedia.com/a/abominable_snowman.htm
- "Abominable Snowman An Official Webpage".abominablesnowman.co.uk.Web.April 6, 2011.http://www.abominablesnowman.co.uk
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Abominable Snow Babies?
Yes! But before I begin to explain that, there is another question to be answered first: Just what is the Abominable Snowman? This creature also goes by the name of Yeti, Yeh-teh, and Raksha (Sanskrit for Demon). There are plenty more names but the before mentioned are the most common. According to Occultopedia.com, the Abominable Snowman is said to be around seven feet tall, and weigh close to three hundred pounds. Contrary to popular belief, the Abominable Snowman is not white in color, but instead has dark fur, and is not a lone creature! They are hairy and apelike, but they walk upright on two legs (Occultopedia.com). A man named Bernard Heuvelmans wrote a book named; On the Track of Unknown Animals in 1958. Bernard earned a doctorate in zoology and was Hell bent on finding the truth in reported zoological oddities. Bernard suggested that the Abominable Snowman creatures may possibly be leftovers of the race of Pithecanthropus or “upright ape man” that occupied Southeast Asia during the Pliocene era (5.332 – 2.588 BCE). Now onto the important question: Is there more than one Abominable Snowman? Well, common sense would have to indicate yes. Otherwise the Abominable Snowman would be immortal! According to the History Channel – In Search of the Abominable Snowman, the first documented sighting (from outsiders, not including the locals) of the Abominable Snowman was in 1857. There have been many sightings since then, but an important one was in 1921 from an expedition led by Col. C.K. Howard-Bury climbing the North face of Mount Everest. He had reported seeing a group of large creatures moving in the snow at the Laptha-La pass (Occultopedia.com). Later in 1998 a U.S. climber named Craig Calmonica said he had seen two Yetis going down the Chinese side of Everest (abominablesnowman.co.uk). More than one Abominable Snowman, how exciting!
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