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326 BCE
first information of the yeti
According to information offered by National Geographic, Alexander the Great already had knowledge of stories about the man-beast in the Indus Valley in 326 BC. C. When he pressured the natives to present one as proof, they refused to reply that the creature could not survive at such low latitudes. -
first sightings
According to some writings of the first explorers of Nepal, in the 1830s there were tales of hikers who claimed to have seen with their guides a bipedal creature, tall and covered with long hair. At that time it was concluded that he was an orangutan. -
a photographer sees it
Year 1925, the photographer of the Royal Geographical Society, N. A. Tombazi, writes about a creature that claims to have seen about 4,600 meters above sea level, very close to the Zemu glacier. Subsequently, he wrote that he observed the creature at about 200 or 300 meters for about a minute. -
bones are found
bones found in tibet in the 50s -
paw print
alleged imprint of the yeti found on an everest expedition -
they start looking for the yeti
Sir Edmund Hillary, the first man to climb Mount Everest, investigated the possible existence of physical evidence of the creature in the 1960s. He even found a strange coat that, at first, he thought could correspond to a Yeti. However, sadly he found that it was the coat of a serau, a species of goat native to the Himalayas -
the monks see it
they record yeti walking next to the monastery of kun yao in Nepal -
recorded in the mountains
Peter Kowalski records Yeti in the Karkonoski Mountains -
sighting
some tourists who were making an ascent in the huayhuash mountain range sighted a creature that advanced towards the top -
they record yeti
Russian researchers videotaped what they described as a large hairy humanoid just before disappearing in a search for Russia. The recording came when a group of researchers from the Russian city of Adygueisk decided to search for the mysterious creature after a local television network reported that it had been sighted in a nearby remote region. After arriving in the area, the team interviewed witnesses who claimed to have seen the Yeti. -
Indian military find footprints
Through a social media message, Indian authorities disseminated the photos obtained during an exploration in the area. The supposed footprints of the mythological monster measure 81.28 centimeters by 38.1 wide.
