A Scientifically Significant Yeti Report @CrashCourseCryptozoology
A Scientifically Significant Yeti Report  @CrashCourseCryptozoology
Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In 1991, Russian naturalist and geographer Arkady Tishkov set out as a member of the Soviet-Chinese glaciological expedition along the borders of Nepal, Tibet and China. On this expedition, professor Tishkov reportedly observed a Himalayan primate that was not then, and is not now, recognized by science. The details of his thorough observation combined with his character point, above anything else, to a legitimate story that requires further investigation.
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