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Indian Army''s mountaineering expedition team spots ‘Yeti’ footprints in Himalayas

NEW DELHI: The Indian Army has released pictures of massive footprints in the snow saying its mountaineering expedition team could have encountered the mysterious snowman the Yeti
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It said the footprints measured 32x15 inches and were found close to Makalu Base Camp on April 9.
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Tribune News Service
New Delhi, April 30

The Indian Army has released pictures of massive footprints in the snow, saying its mountaineering expedition team could have encountered the mythical and mysterious snowman, the Yeti.

“Moutaineering expedition team has sighted mysterious footprints of mythical beast ‘Yeti’,” the Indian Army official Twitter handle said on Monday night. The yeti is also known as the big foot and the Abominable Snowman.

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It said the footprints measured 32x15 inches and were found close to Makalu Base Camp on April 9.  Makalu is in west-central Nepal.

On Tuesday morning Army sources said the “Yeti sighting” tweet is based on physical proof of on-the-spot narration, photos and videos.

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The Army said it held on to the photographic evidence for some 10 days before handing it over to experts.

Makalu is the fifth highest mountain in the world (8,481 m), yet the trek to its base camp is a less-frequented route due to its relative inaccessibility.  

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