Some children in a Sherpa family gathered around their grandfather to listen adventurous stories. The grandfather said, ‘’Today I will tell you the stories of Yeti.’’ Now all the children became excited. They sat around the grandfather with excitement and fear. First the grandfather introduced the Yeti, ‘Yeti is called big foot in English because it has very big foot. Yeti is also called Him Manav in Nepali. Him means snow and Manav means man. It means snow man. It lives in snow. It is similar to polar bear. It is taller than man. It is about 9 feet tall and its weight is around 200 kilo. It has red eyes. It hunts Yak and Sheep. Its body is full of fur.’’

‘Yeti has been shown as monster in many stories and movies. However some movies like Mummy shows Yeti to be kind and helpful towards humans. However Yeti is still a monster in Hollywood movies. The adventurous stories of Yeti are famous in Nepal and Bhutan. Some researchers have described their adventurous journey in the mountainous region where they had been helped by Yeti.’
‘Is Yeti really existed?’ Another child asked again. The grandfather said, ‘I have already said that many footprints of Yeti have been detected. And also many researchers claim that they have found Yeti on their journey. In 2013 Yeti conference took place in Russia where scientists presented the fur of Yeti. However, these proofs are not enough to prove Yeti. There are more proofs against the existence of Yeti. The biggest proof is that there is no real photo or video of Yeti. Only finding footprints and fur are not enough.’’ In this way grandfather gave the introduction of Yeti. After introducing the Yeti, the grandfather started to tell the imaginary stories about it.
{with the help of Wikipedia, Amar Ujala and Visit Nepal}
Discovered by Don Prince