What is a nasty snowman?
An abominable snowman is a creature known around the world by many names. The traditional name for a nasty snowman is Metoh-Kangmi , which means "human-lust snow". The term was used by centuries of sherpy people in the Himalayas, but only in 1921, when Lieutenant Charles Howard-Bury came across strange traces during Everest expedition that the name became the well-known Westerns. The abominable snowman is also known as Yeti in Nepal and Tibet, and as Bigfoot or Sasquatch in the US and Canada, although experts say that the creature that can be seen in the North American continent is not the same species that lives the Himalayan.
The abominable snowman is reportedly about eight feet tall, with extremely large legs and a face that resembles a gorilla. It is also said that it has a particularly strong odor that people used to identify its presence nearby. The theory of indicated by a swelling snowman can be our distant cousin or at least an unknown member of the ape family.
Observation of the abominable snowman has been recorded since antiquity. Although Lieutenant Charles Howard-Bury remains the first western to hear about a nasty snowman, early accounts of mysterious creatures like apes are numerous. In 1832, the observation of such a creature was a central problem for the Journal of Asian Society of Bengal. While the explorer B. H. Hodgson himself witnessed nothing, his local guides provided a detailed description of the observation during their Himalayan climbing together. During the 1950s, several expeditions went to Nepal to look for a nasty snowman with mixed results. While convincing physical evidence of the existence of a nasty snowman was not yet found, large human tracks were identified and the trip to observation was proven during the 20th century.
Agnered snowman is one of the most popular species that studied cryptozoology, science that studies animals that remains the existencein. While skeptics point to several famous scams, as they prove that the abominable snowman does not exist, Crytozoolologists say that precisely because some people have taken on themselves to use this story does not mean that all accounts should be rejected.