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Snarkie · 02-08-2015, 07:19 PM

I've always known it as a Pizzly. Hybrid here in North America, but a subspecies in the Himalayas. It's been proven through DNA, witness descriptions and re-analyses of the famous footprints in the snow, to be the yeti. Definitely not Sasquatch though.

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