Scientists test "Yeti hairs"

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news.bbc.co.uk

Scientists in the UK are carrying out tests on hairs claimed to belong to an Indian "yeti".

The hairs were found in a remote jungle in north-east India. Alistair Lawson reports.

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[edit on 4/20/2008 by billyjoinedat2k8]

Interesting first they apparently found a bigfot then a chupacabra now a yeti Mmmm and all in one or two weeks

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did they like find hairs in the middle of nowhere and, go "Yeti!"

I found a hair on my pillow im gonna get it tested i think its a wherewolf.

[edit on 17-8-2008 by monkeybus]

reply to post by monkeybus

I'm pretty confused as to the claw-marks on the tree in the BBC video. They look very close together... Not like you would expect from a big bigfoot/yeti hand.

-ChriS

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im remaining skeptical but how can know what a yeti claw looks like.

Originally posted by monkeybus
did they like find hairs in the middle of nowhere and, go "Yeti!"

I found a hair on my pillow im gonna get it tested i think its a wherewolf.

[edit on 17-8-2008 by monkeybus]

Yeah strange indeed one would think it's to distract attention of the average joe from the "wars".The C.i.a could have come with a simpler master plan