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Nepal Army Refutes Claims Of Yeti Footprints, Says Could Be Wild Bear
Nepal Army has today refuted the Indian Army's claims that their soldiers had spotted footprints of the mythical beast Yeti in the Himalayas, saying they were more likely just a bear.
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One-Legged Beast Or Snowshoer? Foreign Media On Army's Yeti Claim
Breaking news: Yeti are real, and they're on the move - at least according to the Indian army, which said Monday that its mountaineering expedition team stumbled upon a set of "mysterious footprints" in Nepal earlier this month.
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What Scientists Are Saying About Army's "Yeti" Footprint Photos
Yeti Images: The Army surprised the world by releasing photos late on Monday night of what it claims to be the footprints of the elusive mythical creature, Yeti. The "Abominable Snowman", as the Yeti is also known, has been a topic of speculation because irrefutable scientific evidence has eluded scientists so far.
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Amid 'Yeti' Storm, Akhilesh Yadav's Wisecrack At PM Modi
As social media mused if the Army's pictures of the footprints of the mythical mountain creature 'Yeti' proved its existence, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav was more interested in finding if ache din or good days, promised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his 2014 election campaign, have arrived or not
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What Is Yeti? Myths And Legends About The "Elusive Snowman"
Yeti footprints: Yeti is believed to be an "abominable snowman", which has appeared in folktales and popular stories. Over the decades, many have claimed to have seen Yeti, but without much proof.
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"Don't Call Yeti A Beast": Social Media Reacts After Army's "Yeti" Tweet
The Indian Army's Twitter post on Monday on the discovery of "mysterious footprints of the mythical beast Yeti" during an expedition last month has stirred interesting reactions on social media.
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"Yeti" Footprints Sighted By Expedition Team, Tweets Indian Army
The Indian Army tweeted on Monday that its team had sighted "mysterious footprints of the mythical beast Yeti", commonly known as the "abominable snowman" that many over the decades claim to have seen, but without much proof.
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Nepal Army Refutes Claims Of Yeti Footprints, Says Could Be Wild Bear
Nepal Army has today refuted the Indian Army's claims that their soldiers had spotted footprints of the mythical beast Yeti in the Himalayas, saying they were more likely just a bear.
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One-Legged Beast Or Snowshoer? Foreign Media On Army's Yeti Claim
Breaking news: Yeti are real, and they're on the move - at least according to the Indian army, which said Monday that its mountaineering expedition team stumbled upon a set of "mysterious footprints" in Nepal earlier this month.
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What Scientists Are Saying About Army's "Yeti" Footprint Photos
Yeti Images: The Army surprised the world by releasing photos late on Monday night of what it claims to be the footprints of the elusive mythical creature, Yeti. The "Abominable Snowman", as the Yeti is also known, has been a topic of speculation because irrefutable scientific evidence has eluded scientists so far.
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Amid 'Yeti' Storm, Akhilesh Yadav's Wisecrack At PM Modi
As social media mused if the Army's pictures of the footprints of the mythical mountain creature 'Yeti' proved its existence, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav was more interested in finding if ache din or good days, promised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his 2014 election campaign, have arrived or not
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What Is Yeti? Myths And Legends About The "Elusive Snowman"
Yeti footprints: Yeti is believed to be an "abominable snowman", which has appeared in folktales and popular stories. Over the decades, many have claimed to have seen Yeti, but without much proof.
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"Don't Call Yeti A Beast": Social Media Reacts After Army's "Yeti" Tweet
The Indian Army's Twitter post on Monday on the discovery of "mysterious footprints of the mythical beast Yeti" during an expedition last month has stirred interesting reactions on social media.
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"Yeti" Footprints Sighted By Expedition Team, Tweets Indian Army
The Indian Army tweeted on Monday that its team had sighted "mysterious footprints of the mythical beast Yeti", commonly known as the "abominable snowman" that many over the decades claim to have seen, but without much proof.
