Characteristics Of The Abominable Snowman

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The Abominable Snowman is real or not ?
I chose this controversy because scientist and expedition have spent over 100,000 dollars just to find the Abominable Snowman (Yeti)
There has been many shows and movies about the Abominable Snowman. They make it seem that it is fake. But I say that it is real.
I believe that the Abominable Snowman is real. I say that because it has been a mystery to the world and there has been unknowable tracks and eyewitness that have reported about it.
There were three countries that it has been spotted in Bhutan, Nepal, Tibet The Expeditions that have spotted the Abominable Snowman.
That the Abominable Snowman is real and I have proof
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“Just a folk tale the yeti tale was used for warning so children don't wander far away”. Lucy Jones is a Seismologist. Seismologist is the study of earthquakes and the waves that are in the Earth and travel through it. The Abominable Snowman area of study is Cryptozoology. Cryptozoology is the study of theoretical study of animals or monsters Seismologist and Cryptozoologist are two different areas of study. How can a lady that have a masters in seismology can determine of that the Abominable Snowman is real even though this area is Cryptozoology. I believe that the mysterious Abominable Snowman is real. There has been many expeditions for the Yeti. The Locations of the Yeti. background of the Yeti what are some of its characteristics.
There have been many shows and movies about the yeti but I want to prove that it is real. There has been many unsolved clues about the Abominable Snowman and I will use those to prove that the Yeti is real.
There has been many expeditions trying to find the Abominable Snowman. Now I want to dig up those clues and to prove that Abominable Snowman is real.
In the future there will be a huge expedition trying to find the Abominable Snowman and they will find because it is

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