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The document discusses myths about the Yeti or abominable snowman. It is interpreted as a giant ape related to Big Foot that some believe exists as a distant relative of orangutans that inhabited mountain ranges millions of years ago. Skeptics argue there is no conclusive evidence that the Yeti actually exists in the Himalayas.

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The Yeti or the abominable snowman interpreted as a giant ape related to the
American Big Foot. Those who believe in its existence consider it a distant
relative of the orangutan that inhabited this mountain range millions of years ago

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Myths

1. MYTHS IÑIGO EIGUREN

2. YETI The Yeti or the abominable snowman interpreted as a giant ape related to the American Big Foot. Those who believe in its existence consider it a distant relative of the orangutan that inhabited this mountain range millions of years ago

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