Taking a little vacation from North America today. We're traveling to the Himalayas. Come with me as we talk "Yeti".
Most everyone knows of Eric Shipton who in 1951 returned from his expedition with photographs of an alleged Yeti footprint. The track was 12 in. long and 5 in. wide. There was a big rounded toe slightly to one side; the second toe was separate and the lateral toes were smaller and grouped together. And it wasn't just one track. They followed a trail of these tracks for more than a mile.

They had also found similar tracks several other times.  The sherpas described the Yetis or Wild Men as half-man and half-beast, around 5 1/2 feet tall, with a tall pointed head. It's body was covered with hair but it had a hairless face. They said it was not a bear or monkey and said this with confidence as they were familiar with both of those animals.