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Soviet Biologist Dismisses Abominable Snowman Claims
Moscow biologist Dr. Nikolai Vereshchagin calls the idea of a yeti in the Pamirs myth. He questions the four incomplete tracks and a hazy cast photo, noting no conclusive evidence and suggesting natural formation or misidentification. Explorers led by Igor Tatsii reported 13.6 inch footprints, 47 inch strides, and comparisons to Bigfoot.
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