abominable snowman

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Indian Army’s Yeti Claim Was Bad Data That Only Worsens Our Biodiversity Crisis

Indian Army, Indian Army yeti, abominable snowman, biodiversity crisis, Himalayan brown bear, Himalayan black bear, Tibetan brown bear, Gobi Desert, Himalaya, citizen science, bigfoot, sasquatch, Linnaean shortfall, Alfred Russel Wallace, binomial nomenclature, species conservation, mass extinction, Wallacean shortfall,

Indian Army Finds ‘Mysterious Footprints’, Assumes a Yeti is Around

Across the Himalaya, from Ladakh to Bhutan and beyond into the Tibetan Plateau, inhabitants have various names for the enigmatic beast. 'Yeti' itself is a Sherpa word meaning 'man of the rock'.Credit: Mohan K. Duwal/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0

Searching for the Abominable: Is It a Man? Is It an Ape? It’s a… Bear?