Bigfoot Encounters Leave the Yeti alone! Chinese government cites environmental concerns; $60,000 award left unrewarded |
The latest on the Yeti tracks discovered in Nepal October, 2008 is HERE |
Feb. 1, 2000 The
Chinese government has put an end to hunts for the Yeti, the Asian version
of the Abominable Snowman, reports the BBC. The Himalayas
are the supposed home of the mysterious creature, who is believed to be
big and hairy and probably white, with pointed teeth. Through the years
many people have claimed to have seen the Yeti, but none of them has been
able to capture the big-footed creature on film (or lure him to civilization
for a little Kung Pao chicken). Now those who had hoped to win a $60,000 reward for nabbing the Yeti will have to put their energies towards finding other forms of undocumented animal life. Like maybe at the next World Cup? About the writer: J.A. Getzlaff's Daily Planet appears every weekday Portions of this website are reprinted under the Fair
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