Yeti. Russia

Pictures of their findings Muncie sent Ekaterinburg traveler, member of Russian geographical society Vladimir Anishchenko. In the photo taken in the forest last fall on the river Khulga, a tributary Titlovi are visible in the clay traces of bare human feet unusually large size.

According to Mansi hunters, it is a sign of mankwe, better known as Yeti or Sasquatch.

Vladimir Anishchenko, the traveler:

— Judging from how deeply embedded the trail, it can be assumed that the owner of this foot weighed 250 pounds. To verify the authenticity of this photo at the moment, unrealistic. But I trust the hunter who gave me these pictures. And you know how seriously the Khanty and Mansi are mencum. For us, it can be like a fairy tale. And for them — part of nature, real forest giants.

Vladimir Anishchenko is a member of the Ekaterinburg travel club "Wild North", which in the future June is preparing the expedition to the river Tecflow to try to find new evidence of the existence of Bigfoot. According to Anishchenko, he even prepared to take a plaster in the event of findings to remove a mold of the footprint.

Eugene Suites, the head of the club "Wild North":

— I've been on this river. We rarely fly there because it fishless on the banks of a lot of bears and it's like there's a downed energy. Causeless want to get away from this place. This summer, during the route we will conduct surveys. In case of success will give our findings to the scientists.

Among the indigenous peoples of the North common beliefs about Bigfoot. So, in the North of the Sverdlovsk region, under mysterious circumstances, according to local Muncie, with the advent of mankwe, all the inhabitants left the village Shevat-Paul. The stories of the former residents of the village, Mansi shaman cursed the village, then in its vicinity settled manqu that night came to the village, scaring the residents.

Today Sweat-Paula no one lives. And 60 years ago it was a large village, whose inhabitants kept large herds of reindeer. Sverdlovsk film Studio even made a film about a happy life in the Soviet Union of indigenous peoples of the North.

Note, this is not the first such expedition "Wild North". Previously, the club members said that found at the bottom of the Ural river, the skull of an ancient lizard. However, after a series of helicopter expeditions revealed that this is, unfortunately, a common stone.

Credit: courtesy of the club "Wild North", Elena pomortseva, Mr He, 66.ru

Translated by «Yandex.Translator»