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I’m sure you’ve heard of the Yeti, that elusive beast who’s been spotted roaming around the snowy peaks of the Himalayas for centuries. But have you ever wondered exactly when this creature was first spotted? Or why some people think it exists at all? That’s what we’re going to cover in today’s episode of “When was last seen.”

The Yeti is a large humanoid creature that is said to live in the snowy Himalayas.

The Yeti is a large humanoid creature that is said to live in the snowy Himalayas. It is also known as the Abominable Snowman. The Yeti is said to be covered in long hair and have a human-like face.

It has long been debated whether or not this elusive animal exists, but there are many people who firmly believe that it does exist. In fact, there are so many stories about the Yeti that we don’t know where they all come from!

If you want to learn more about these mysterious creatures and their possible connection with other mythological creatures like Bigfoot or Sasquatch (a similar American beast) then keep reading on!

Photos of the Yeti date back to the 1800s, and some of them look like people wearing costumes.

The Yeti is an ape-like creature said to inhabit the snowy Himalayas. Photos of the Yeti date back to the 1800s, and some of them look like people wearing costumes. The Yeti has also been spotted in Russia, Nepal and Kazakhstan.

In 2014, a team led by Oxford geneticist Bryan Sykes was able to extract DNA from two supposed Yeti samples containing bone fragments found in Tibet and Siberia. They determined that the samples were actually from a bear species that went extinct 40,000 years ago but could not definitely rule out whether they were left over from a long-extinct polar bear subspecies or perhaps an unknown hybrid between two such species (genetics).

The name “Yeti” was coined by Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Howard-Bury in 1921.

The name “Yeti” was coined by Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Howard-Bury in 1921.

Howard-Bury was a member of the 1921 Everest Reconnaissance Expedition, which sought to learn more about the mountain before attempting another expedition up it. While on this expedition, Howard-Bury discovered footprints and heard stories from local people about an apelike creature called “metoh kangmi,” which means “manlike snowman.” He brought back this information to England and wrote about it in his book “Mount Everest: The Reconnaissance.”

As you can see, the Yeti is a fascinating creature. We know that it exists, but we’re still not sure about its exact location. It’s possible that this creature might be found in other parts of the world besides Asia—maybe even in your own backyard!