Thanks again for watching the video. If you enjoy cryptid content and want me to make more, please let me know and tell me what cryptid you want to see next.
This turned out to be such a well made, entertaining video and it only got 1k in the first 10 hours? RUclips needs to fix their algo and show this to more people.
i love your videos. you thanked us earlier in the video for watching, but i want to give you a bigger thanks. your videos can entertain me for hours and i often listen to them on my way from school. i don't have really much to say except that i really appreciate your work and that you have really inspired me. i would wait for an eternity for videos like this. keep up the good work!
Hey dude this was badass. I can tell you really researched the heck out of this topic and thats reflected in the quality of your documentary. It IS a documentary and worthy enough to be as good and actually better than the ones put onto TV. Well Done!
Only a quarter the way through, but I must say I am glued to my seat. Your research is fantastic, and the way you tell the story is calm yet exciting. You have a new follower.
As someone who is fascinated by things like the paranormal, aliens, cryptozoology, etc., I am SO glad to have found your channel! I can find so many videos as to the supposed existence of these creatures, and part of me wants it to be true to some degree, but the way you give possible explanations for this type of phenomenon is so well done & undeniable. I do think there are certain aspects of this world Science can’t explain, but I also think the vast majority of sightings stem from it either being driven into their psyches from legends & because they’re wanting to see it, misidentification of an already existing animal, or a hoax all together.
I’m a supporter of listening to the natives . If they say they have being seeing these creatures for generations then I have to accept that they have. They live there, they know what’s there .
Another well done amazing researched video. I hope to see the Bigfoot one since that one will probably be much longer since there is so much info to see or maybe split into parts. I also, hope to see an idea on the trilobites surviving till now. Finally, I hope you check out the lady or could be family who sent DNA I believe on a Chuckabra animal a couple years ago I think. From watching it somewhere it resembled a wild like dog but the animal deta base couldn't figure it out. If that video was true then I would be suprised. I think you will be able to find it since some news I believe did a whole thing on it. Keep up the amazing work and maybe you could do an update video on questions or other things you didn't cover on the Yeti like you did with the Meglodan. Again 10/10 video and some of the best video information to out togther over the years on tough things to research on all of YT. Have a good day or night anyone reading this.
great video, I really enjoy your content! something else to mention wrt footprints - snow around the outside will often melt just enough to make the prints appear much bigger than whatever made them. I remember seeing this on a doc about the Jersey Devil - people found tracks on a roof that looked enormous, but were later attributed to a great horned owl. I think something similar could have easily happened with supposed yeti prints.
@@BombDame except if you have ever walked barefoot in the snow or made a handprint in the snow you will quickly find out that there isn't any melting around the edges happening........
Excellent work. Balanced well thought out presentation. Your channel should really blow up if the right people see this. One of the best I've seen and MUCH BETTER than most seen on television. I look forward to seeing more from you.
@@wildworld6264 It's true . Personally? I wish you would do an hour and more... Documentaries on this subject .🤣 Your shows are to Short . Much Respect Sir and Blessings to you and your family . 🙉🖖
I was literally thinking to myself, 'it's funny to listen to a Bob Gimlin video and contrast it against a Wild World video' and then you mentioned it! His channel is fantastic story telling (especially the Tsavo lions) but obviously leans more into the fantastical. Compared to your tongue-in-cheek dismissal/rebuttal of the more ridiculous elements while still keeping 100% of the entertainment.
I disagree with the opinion of Bob gimlin videos or fantasy but I do like the quality of this documentary I personally believe yeti and other creatures like on real creatures but I do understand wild world and other people's point of view on the subject matter
@@thecoolestdude-h3gafter watching bob’s videos I have to say he is an interesting case. The man is very much willing to trust in bigfoot cases. I honestly think that his best work is his three man-eater videos (if the bear of mysore counts as a man-eater), also his bluntness on certain things can be rather refreshing for folk who haven’t heard of some of these tales.
I agree, this was such a well done video, you indirectly refute and almost confirm Yeti both while keeping the audience intrigued. Thank you, it was quite enjoyable.
So glad I discovered your channel. Love the content and the amount of research you do. Anyone can read from someone else’s work, but you take the deep dive yourself. Well done!
I love you videos. They are the perfect balance of intrigue for the unknown/lesser-understood. And yet the cautious approach to believing stuff out there.
I just found this channel and really liked the way you approached the subject. I'm a cryptid enthusiast from India. Err... I mean I like to read/hear stories about cryptids, I don't actually believe they're real. Anyway...Himalayas is the best pronounciation for westerners, tbh. Himalaya comes as a combination of two sanskrit words. Him = ice or snow, Alay = home. So basically it means a home made of ice. Which may seem weird, but for context, the mountain range is known to be the living place of quite a bunch of Hindu gods and goddesses, such as Shiva and Parvati.
I really enjoyed this documentary. Well researched as well as entertaining. You made the facts you presented in this film truthful. As I believe they are. 5 starts to you!!!!!
Great documentary. You just got a new sub from me. I’m impressed. I like your style. You are both open but realistic. I like how you explore all options with respect and form your own opinion. I have respect with individuals that don’t already have their minds made up. I have no patience for that. Thank you. Very well done and I look forward to other topics you have researched.
This is a great video,thanks,miles better than many others of similar kind which often turn out to be boring,but not this one! The tingewick ghost dog,the black dog of English folklore,and the mysterious woodwose of old Britain could all be cryptids that we don't hear much about?
Really well made. I had been skeptical of Net Geo and Discovery channel documentaries, but I had no idea they referred to their own documentaries as fictional.
I've been watching your videos ever since you posted that video about megalodon, which went super viral. I love your videos, how much you go into detail and say the truth. Keep up the great content.
I have been trying to find another RUclipsr similar to Bob Gymlan, the non biased approach, and outlook, you and he give is commendable and you should be proud of your work in these videos!
Had a scientist friend that spent way too much time looking for bigfoot. At first he was interesting and provocative but as time went on I discovered that he had abandoned the scientific method, where it concerned bigfoot. I was so amazed by his compartmentalization. A true believer, he wanted it to be true so much, I think. Taught me how strong our bias can be as well as our propensity for fooling ourselves. Someone said, "Trust no one, especially yourself." 🤔 He was a personal friend of Ivan Sanderson.
Primates will attack eyes, tongues, and such. The fact that several had similar injuries. Like the eyes, head injuries, and chests. Could be a method of Almas attacks. I would think Almas over Yetis.
Wow, I have not finished watching yet, but you really made a Contribution to the studies of these cryptid creatures. Thank you for your hard work and talent in assembling this documentary.
Zee heeppopotamoose, he is not born saying, "Cool beans. I am a heeppo." No way, Joesay. So he try to paint zee stripe on him to be like zee zebra, but he fool no one. Then he try to put zee spot on zee skin to be like the leopard, but everyboody know he is a heeppo. So, at certain point, he look himself in zee mirror and he just say, "Hey. I am a heeppopotamoose and zere is nothing I can do about it." As soon as he accepts zis, he live life happy. Happy as a heeppo. You understand zis
I have always been fascinated with cryptozoology! It started out when I met my best friend, since at the time she had a huge interest in the loch ness monster. So, I researched loads about it but I didn’t believe it was real since there wasn’t enough evidence. We have kind of grown out of that and both declared that as a myth. Then came my yeti obsession. I watched loads of documentaries and videos on the yeti. I just needed more!! I believe that the yeti is fake, but I think it might’ve been around before humans existed since it is pretty similar to a gorilla. Perhaps it was a another species of gorilla or something that died out? Since then, I kind of forgot about cryptozoology. I just discovered it again, and now I am absolutely fascinated with the thylacine! Your video about it was so helpful thank you!
Great sensible logical investigation into an extremely shy and elusive creature, along with all the other strange international sightings. The reason I am a believer in the existence of these types of creatures is because of the MANY sightings, reported from all over the world. The very same scenario applies to ghosts and from my many experiences of seeing many physical objects greatly moved right in front of my eyes by an invisible entity, whom I firmly believe was my deceased father. I experienced absolutely no fear, ie not a single hair stood up on my body during these visitations and before and during these spaced-out (time) visits, my father was all consuming on my mind.
Just to expand a touch on what you mentioned about the slab avalanche from the Dyatlov Pass Incident. It's believed that by digging their tent shelter into the side of the slope, they created a weakness which allowed the upper slope to break off and move, creating the slab avalanche. Also, in relation to you having to explain that those discovery show fantasies are fiction, yeah I had the same issue trying to explain to someone that the Blair Witch Project was fiction. I had to give up trying to convince them.
Regarding the description of the Yeti: I first encountered it in 'Tintin in Tibet' (published 1958-60). Herge shows him as taller than a human with white fur, and actually quite harmless.
❤ bobby g!!! So excited to hear someone give him props! He too puts alot of thought into his content and like in your videos that type of effort truly shows so thank you even if we might not agree i can still throughly appreciate your content! Great job!
As far as never running from a large predator, you can find videos all over RUclips of people running from bears, big cats, etc. You come face-to-face with a large predator, and see how well you do at not running. Sometimes tremendous fear, that results in bolting, is irresistible. There’s a good story on RUclips about a man who ran from a grizzly bear, and literally jumped off a cliff, falling into (and catching himself fast) in an large evergreen tree.
Maybe humans covered in fur like gorillas in such environments existed perhaps to adapt to the environment?Maybe they were just earrased from existence afterwards I mean we can't know for sure but it's a cool assumption which actually makes sense different humans in different environments will have different features to adapt to their environments better this makes sense in a micro evolutional point of view
The fur of primates that live in mostly hot environments (like orang-utans, chimps, or lowland gorillas) is mostly to protect them from insect bites, not for warmth. It can sometimes grow quite long, but still isn't thick enough to offer much protection against cold. This is why zoos in climates with cold winters don''t force their warm-weather primates to go into their outdoor habitats in the winter, and provide them with heated indoor enclosures; the cold can literally kill them. Mountain gorillas, which live at a much higher altitude where the temperature can sometimes fall below freezing overnight, have adapted much thicker coats as well as bigger and more robust bodies with more fat on them, to adapt to it. Our species' lack of body hair (regardless of the part of the world a human population lives in) strongly suggests that the first anatomically modern humans started out in a very warm climate where excess body hair was far more of a hindrance than a help, so probably not a jungle full of biting insects, either.
Sometimes I click on an interesting sounding video about cryptids and am disappointed by the boring, robotic sounding voice over. Your voice adds great character to this nicely researched video. Thanks!
I’m gonna be honest I really do believe there is a Yeti but it’s not a Himalayan mountain dwelling giant monster but probably living down more in the near by jungles or in the surrounding Russia areas where they have also been sighted
Wouldn't that just be Bigfoot, the thing that sets the yeti apart from Bigfoot is that it seemingly has white hair and that it lives in the higher altitudes........
@@diychad7268no not at all! Yeti having white hair is a large misconception in pop culture and most yeti reports actually describe the primate being reddish haired primate that’s as tall and even larger than a human. It’s different from Bigfoot because these things are still slightly smaller and your average Sasquatch looking at witness descriptions and Yetis live in the jungle environments such as Nepal where the Himalayas are located as Sasquatch resides in the large pine forests of the USA like in Washington and Oregon. Hope this helps.
If something like Bigfoot/Sasquatch exists in North America it would be logical to assume some populations of the same species still exist in Asia, or at least existed at some point and (like later humans) some of them migrated across the Bering Strait, probably because there was still a narrow land bridge then. And they migrated for the same reason, to follow the migratory animals they ate.
I'm impressed by your detailed research. I actually trekked in the Himalayas in 1985. On our way back from the Everest region, we found a village which claimed to have a Yeti skull. I examined the skull. I couldn't really tell if it was legitimate so I can't say anything intelligent about it.
@@gemox3225 thank you for answering. I'm not sure where I stand on the yeti parts authenticity. I know about pine apes/sasquatch in eastern canada though 100%
I can also recommend Bob Gymlan's Lions of Tsavo video. It's very good. I don't really believe in what he says about, say, Bigfoot, but he's got an interesting approach to it and is fun to listen to. The other one about the bear too. Chilling. Very chilling. This channel's looks at maneaters have also been great.
The footage in this video was beautiful -- I love this part of the world. And I was so happy Rhys Darby got so much screen time in this video. He's truly an underrated legend. I thought those footprints were bear as soon as I saw them! They didn't seem obviously ape to me in any way. Call me a genius lol. But yeah it seems like a lot of these sightings can be explained by bears or serows or other animals like that. The crazy thing about the Himalayas is that even animals we know exist are nearly impossible to find -- like the snow leopard. I think we may never know the truth.
I guess you're a genius. Many people still don't believe they are bear tracks despite the evidence provided by Daniel C Taylor. And yes, Rhys is a gem.
The gorilla is the largest known primate and it lives in an area with dense vegetation in which it can constantly consume calories in order to maintain its large size. I want to know how an even larger primate can supposedly exist in such a calorie-deficient ecosystem like the Himalayas. Does it exclusively eat sheep or something? It would be the only primate which is exclusively carnivorous, but if so, how does a giant bipedal ape manage to catch so many agile and quick sheep and not leave loads of evidence like carcasses? Maybe it eats the same stuff the sheep do? Wouldn't this mean they'd be more easier to spot if they're constantly browsing on whatever meager vegetation is up in those towering snowcapped peaks? Are they solitary, like orangutans, or do they live in family units?
Hi Wild World 🙋🏻♂️ I loved cyptozoology and cryptids since I was a kid. This video is awesome 👌🏻 Please kindly do a video on another cryptid which I believe is also very interesting with multiple sightings from different people from different parts of the world from different cultures 👉🏼 MERFOLKS/MERMAIDS 🧜🏻♀️🧜🏻♂️🧜🏻🙏🏻
I've met 3 of the stinky, huge, tall and hairy human/ape hybrids by French Meadows Reservoir in El Dorado National Forest in northern California near Forest Hill, CA
Aren’t they all Bigfoot? Sasquatch, yeti, yawi, skunk ape etc? I believe they are all the same creature, just different names for it in different places around the world. Hey thanks for this video. Love the crypto
The Dyatlov Pass photo actually looks like a person wearing dark clothes, including a jacket or coat that is very slightly lighter in color than their pants.
Was Jimmy Stewart and his wife there because Jimmy was filming "Lost Horizon"? This film is based on the book of the same name by Hilton and is about Shangri La.
Something important to note is that “orang” was used to refer to pretty much all apes back in the day, and did not always refer to orangutans. For example, I believe your 1776 example is in regards to the work by Edward Tyson about Homo Sylvestris or his “Orang-utang” which was actually about a baby chimpanzee.
I have seen the yeti and can confirm he exists. When I went to Everest, I saw his shadow he tore apart the tracks of the tram we had used to ascend to our first base camp, and then as we were making our way out of the mountain, he lunged at us with his glowing red eyes. Rumor has it that he hasn't lunged at anyone since then, and that the yeti is so powerful, he shook and damaged the very foundation of the mountain itself. I'm sure one day Disney Imagineering will fix it and get him back up and running, though.
When he began talking about how the Yeti always seems to be more adventurous compared to most bipedal Apes, that got me thinking about my most favorite Cryptid, BigFoot.If the Yeti is the more adventurous Ape, would BigFoot be the more adventurous one? Idk if anyone knows but there have been tons of sightings of the big guy throughout the United States so that’d would make more sense right?Another thing I noticed are the similarities the Yeti and BigFoot have publicly.The only people who know of the Yeti are monks and back then, Indians were the same with BigFoot, so that’s cool right?
Thanks again for watching the video. If you enjoy cryptid content and want me to make more, please let me know and tell me what cryptid you want to see next.
There's basically no wrong answer. I was always a fan of lake monsters and Sasquatch. I'm basic, I guess
Ooh ooh Mongolian death worm
This was very interesting, I would enjoy seeing more.
@@emom358 Thank you!
The Cynocephaly would be cool!
This turned out to be such a well made, entertaining video and it only got 1k in the first 10 hours? RUclips needs to fix their algo and show this to more people.
Yes, very well made.
YT algo doesn't like this vid, not enough misinformation
i love your videos. you thanked us earlier in the video for watching, but i want to give you a bigger thanks. your videos can entertain me for hours and i often listen to them on my way from school. i don't have really much to say except that i really appreciate your work and that you have really inspired me. i would wait for an eternity for videos like this. keep up the good work!
Thanks so much! Comments like this really motivate me to keep making videos.
Only 4 hours?
Hey dude this was badass. I can tell you really researched the heck out of this topic and thats reflected in the quality of your documentary. It IS a documentary and worthy enough to be as good and actually better than the ones put onto TV. Well Done!
Awesome! Thank you!
@@wildworld6264 Yes VERY well done!
People don't want see such things on TV. That's why we have RUclips
Only a quarter the way through, but I must say I am glued to my seat. Your research is fantastic, and the way you tell the story is calm yet exciting. You have a new follower.
Wow, thank you!
Same here
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This was so well researched and fun to watch! Not too many 50 minute videos that fly by like this one does. Keep up the great content!
Thanks, will do!
Congrats on getting the video creator to reply to your comment and inexplicably no one else.
@@Olympusland Thanks!
@@fishermansdiary I was watching some of your video. They’re great! I love fishing!
@@Olympusland Thanks man that's very kind! I appreciate that!
You've got a great way of doing these videos. Better research, sourcing and content than most Discovery Channel documentaries.
As someone who is fascinated by things like the paranormal, aliens, cryptozoology, etc., I am SO glad to have found your channel! I can find so many videos as to the supposed existence of these creatures, and part of me wants it to be true to some degree, but the way you give possible explanations for this type of phenomenon is so well done & undeniable. I do think there are certain aspects of this world Science can’t explain, but I also think the vast majority of sightings stem from it either being driven into their psyches from legends & because they’re wanting to see it, misidentification of an already existing animal, or a hoax all together.
So much effort goes into your videos it's a shame you don't get more engagement 😤
Thanks very much. I am very grateful for the engagement I do get and I really appreciate you watching the video.
I have another channel, I have 1,4k views and 6 subscribers... Wildworld is like Moses compared to me, if you know what I mean 😆😂
Also love that you're a Bob fan! His video on the Lions of Tsavo is one of my all time favorite videos!
He knocked it out of the park with that one. Great documentary.
I’m a supporter of listening to the natives . If they say they have being seeing these creatures for generations then I have to accept that they have. They live there, they know what’s there .
those stories too are madeup...and im native..
They could just be messing with foreigners too or trying to use it to draw in tourism and money into the area.
@@thatsMYbeefa native of a country in the Himalayas?
@@LisaAnn777 nope..bigfoot country iof canada eh...lol..and its still made up stories even from the himilayas..
@@LisaAnn777 yeah maybe but I don’t think they all are . Some of those old timers have seen something I’m sure of it
Enthusiastic but skeptical and well researched without unnecessary sociopolitical sniping. unlike others who make videos on these topics
This is the best documentary I have ever seen on The Yeti, great job dude!
but where is the "Truth"? it not been found/captured has it.
This is actually a great, no-nonsense channel.
Well done.
Hopefully you get more subs.
Come on RUclips.
Oh, and your voice is not annoying.
Another well done amazing researched video. I hope to see the Bigfoot one since that one will probably be much longer since there is so much info to see or maybe split into parts. I also, hope to see an idea on the trilobites surviving till now. Finally, I hope you check out the lady or could be family who sent DNA I believe on a Chuckabra animal a couple years ago I think. From watching it somewhere it resembled a wild like dog but the animal deta base couldn't figure it out. If that video was true then I would be suprised. I think you will be able to find it since some news I believe did a whole thing on it. Keep up the amazing work and maybe you could do an update video on questions or other things you didn't cover on the Yeti like you did with the Meglodan. Again 10/10 video and some of the best video information to out togther over the years on tough things to research on all of YT. Have a good day or night anyone reading this.
great video, I really enjoy your content! something else to mention wrt footprints - snow around the outside will often melt just enough to make the prints appear much bigger than whatever made them. I remember seeing this on a doc about the Jersey Devil - people found tracks on a roof that looked enormous, but were later attributed to a great horned owl. I think something similar could have easily happened with supposed yeti prints.
Wow you’re right!!
People are just walking around barefoot in the snow and it just melted to make them look bigger
@@BombDame except if you have ever walked barefoot in the snow or made a handprint in the snow you will quickly find out that there isn't any melting around the edges happening........
Excellent work. Balanced well thought out presentation. Your channel should really blow up if the right people see this. One of the best I've seen and MUCH BETTER than most seen on television. I look forward to seeing more from you.
Much appreciated!
@@wildworld6264 It's true . Personally? I wish you would do an hour and more... Documentaries on this subject .🤣 Your shows are to Short . Much Respect Sir and Blessings to you and your family . 🙉🖖
Ok, you're the most underrrated Channel i've ever seen. I never thought that there is a channel whos so specific cryptozoology channel
I was literally thinking to myself, 'it's funny to listen to a Bob Gimlin video and contrast it against a Wild World video' and then you mentioned it! His channel is fantastic story telling (especially the Tsavo lions) but obviously leans more into the fantastical. Compared to your tongue-in-cheek dismissal/rebuttal of the more ridiculous elements while still keeping 100% of the entertainment.
Yeah, even though I sometimes disagree with some of his conclusions I love watching his videos.
@@wildworld6264 What do think of the Skunk Ape video specifically the part with that famous photos of a skunk ape behind a bush?
I disagree with the opinion of Bob gimlin videos or fantasy but I do like the quality of this documentary I personally believe yeti and other creatures like on real creatures but I do understand wild world and other people's point of view on the subject matter
@@thecoolestdude-h3gafter watching bob’s videos I have to say he is an interesting case. The man is very much willing to trust in bigfoot cases. I honestly think that his best work is his three man-eater videos (if the bear of mysore counts as a man-eater), also his bluntness on certain things can be rather refreshing for folk who haven’t heard of some of these tales.
@@dalekrenegade2596look at his new "les stroud romania bigfoot" footage
I agree, this was such a well done video, you indirectly refute and almost confirm Yeti both while keeping the audience intrigued.
Thank you, it was quite enjoyable.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Always found the yeti fascinating would be cool if it was real, thank you for another great video mate 👍
Wot… ?…. Of course it’s real …
What’s wrong with you…
My man, what an intriguing video!
Well done, you got yourself a new sub!
Almost every video is a banger. Keep doing what youre doing man. Thanks for the upload
Thanks, will do!
So glad I discovered your channel. Love the content and the amount of research you do. Anyone can read from someone else’s work, but you take the deep dive yourself.
Well done!
Would say the “evidence” is… abominable?
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Underrated comment. Great stuff, sir!
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I love your videos so much, always a great watch on a fascinating topic
Thank you so much!
Great video! Just stumbled onto your channel and watched your Thylacine vid! Definitely subbing and looking forward to more cryptid content!
Awesome! Thank you!
Same happened to me, but with this yeti show. I subbed & made that Bell Black! TOO ! 🙉🖖 WHOOP WHOOPS
I love you videos. They are the perfect balance of intrigue for the unknown/lesser-understood. And yet the cautious approach to believing stuff out there.
Thanks I appreciate that.
I just found this channel and really liked the way you approached the subject. I'm a cryptid enthusiast from India. Err... I mean I like to read/hear stories about cryptids, I don't actually believe they're real. Anyway...Himalayas is the best pronounciation for westerners, tbh. Himalaya comes as a combination of two sanskrit words. Him = ice or snow, Alay = home. So basically it means a home made of ice. Which may seem weird, but for context, the mountain range is known to be the living place of quite a bunch of Hindu gods and goddesses, such as Shiva and Parvati.
Another fantastic video! It's intelligent and super well researched. If this doesn't get a million views it's RUclips's fault.
Thanks very much!
mystery hunters, still one of the best paranormal shows i've seen.
I really enjoyed this documentary. Well researched as well as entertaining. You made the facts you presented in this film truthful. As I believe they are. 5 starts to you!!!!!
Appreciate your no nonsense approach to this topic. I'm a believer and think the truth to the phenomenon of these beings is much more subtle
My favourite interpretation of the yeti is in Uncharted 2, so I was glad to see you reference it here!
Great video, very interesting kept my attention the whole time 👍👍keep up the good work
Great video man well worth the wait, thank you for another great video
Great documentary. You just got a new sub from me. I’m impressed. I like your style. You are both open but realistic. I like how you explore all options with respect and form your own opinion. I have respect with individuals that don’t already
have their minds made up. I have no patience for that. Thank you. Very well done and I look forward to other topics you have researched.
Thanks , I appreciate your kind words 🙏
"I probably should've researched it more, but I was hoping to get a job with the Discovery Channel"! 😂😂! Excellent burn! Bonus!
Eyes and tongues gone.
Skyrim NPC: “must have been the wind”
This is a great video,thanks,miles better than many others of similar kind which often turn out to be boring,but not this one! The tingewick ghost dog,the black dog of English folklore,and the mysterious woodwose of old Britain could all be cryptids that we don't hear much about?
Really well made. I had been skeptical of Net Geo and Discovery channel documentaries, but I had no idea they referred to their own documentaries as fictional.
I've been watching your videos ever since you posted that video about megalodon, which went super viral. I love your videos, how much you go into detail and say the truth. Keep up the great content.
Thank you so much!
I have been trying to find another RUclipsr similar to Bob Gymlan, the non biased approach, and outlook, you and he give is commendable and you should be proud of your work in these videos!
Had a scientist friend that spent way too much time looking for bigfoot. At first he was interesting and provocative but as time went on I discovered that he had abandoned the scientific method, where it concerned bigfoot. I was so amazed by his compartmentalization. A true believer, he wanted it to be true so much, I think. Taught me how strong our bias can be as well as our propensity for fooling ourselves. Someone said, "Trust no one, especially yourself." 🤔 He was a personal friend of Ivan Sanderson.
Primates will attack eyes, tongues, and such. The fact that several had similar injuries. Like the eyes, head injuries, and chests. Could be a method of Almas attacks. I would think Almas over Yetis.
What a great piece of analytical reasoning 👏
Thank you!
Wow, I have not finished watching yet, but you really made a Contribution to the studies of these cryptid creatures. Thank you for your hard work and talent in assembling this documentary.
I love these videos because they give everyone such a sense of reality, as if their looking literally inside the stories themselves.
Hi Wild World! Please turn on captions for those if us who are hearing impaired. Thank you!
im so sad youtube got rid of the community captions, i used to write them for a lot of videos :c
@@schnitzelmegapixel shopping cart theory does not apply to you, you are without question a good person.
Zee heeppopotamoose, he is not born saying, "Cool beans. I am a heeppo." No way, Joesay. So he try to paint zee stripe on him to be like zee zebra, but he fool no one. Then he try to put zee spot on zee skin to be like the leopard, but everyboody know he is a heeppo. So, at certain point, he look himself in zee mirror and he just say, "Hey. I am a heeppopotamoose and zere is nothing I can do about it." As soon as he accepts zis, he live life happy. Happy as a heeppo. You understand zis
Apologies, I think they are up now.
@@wildworld6264 yes!!! They are! Thank you SO very much!
I have always been fascinated with cryptozoology! It started out when I met my best friend, since at the time she had a huge interest in the loch ness monster. So, I researched loads about it but I didn’t believe it was real since there wasn’t enough evidence. We have kind of grown out of that and both declared that as a myth. Then came my yeti obsession. I watched loads of documentaries and videos on the yeti. I just needed more!! I believe that the yeti is fake, but I think it might’ve been around before humans existed since it is pretty similar to a gorilla. Perhaps it was a another species of gorilla or something that died out?
Since then, I kind of forgot about cryptozoology. I just discovered it again, and now I am absolutely fascinated with the thylacine! Your video about it was so helpful thank you!
Id love to see depictions of a ripped lean yeti titled Abdominal snowman. Let's make this a thing. #AbdominalSnowman
They have his relics at the temple of swollitude 😉
@@ophilianecr Makes sense considering these creatures would live lives of intense swollitude
What a refreshing and unspectacular examination of this cryptid. Thoroughly enjoyed your presentation. Thank you.
Talked to a woman from Bhutan, she told me she witnessed a Yeti as a child. She's a very serious person, so I believe her..
32:52 listen I know this was over a year ago but much appreciated. Chef's kiss.
No thank you for your awesome content! ♥
Great sensible logical investigation into an extremely shy and elusive creature, along with all the other strange international sightings. The reason I am a believer in the existence of these types of creatures is because of the MANY sightings, reported from all over the world. The very same scenario applies to ghosts and from my many experiences of seeing many physical objects greatly moved right in front of my eyes by an invisible entity, whom I firmly believe was my deceased father. I experienced absolutely no fear, ie not a single hair stood up on my body during these visitations and before and during these spaced-out (time) visits, my father was all consuming on my mind.
Just to expand a touch on what you mentioned about the slab avalanche from the Dyatlov Pass Incident. It's believed that by digging their tent shelter into the side of the slope, they created a weakness which allowed the upper slope to break off and move, creating the slab avalanche.
Also, in relation to you having to explain that those discovery show fantasies are fiction, yeah I had the same issue trying to explain to someone that the Blair Witch Project was fiction. I had to give up trying to convince them.
На перевале Дятлова не высокие горы, лавин не бывает. То, что там произошло ,связано с менквом, так там называется бигфут
Some of the bodies were mutilated , one had his tongue cut out, injuries not likely caused by an avalanche.
@@matildesantos4215scavenging by animals like birds, foxes, etc.
49:34 Thats the guy who has a degree in archeological and knowing the unknown is his passion
(--expedition unknown with Josh Gates)
I love cryptid. But what i love more than cryptids, are cryptids getting dunked on. Great job
Thank you very much for this informative video :) . The best sounding claim was in the beginning that Alexander`s Generals fought a tribe of Yetis ;D
Regarding the description of the Yeti: I first encountered it in 'Tintin in Tibet' (published 1958-60). Herge shows him as taller than a human with white fur, and actually quite harmless.
Of course it would be harmless in a children's book
Me too.Tin Tin was the first time I ever came across the idea of a Yeti.
❤ bobby g!!!
So excited to hear someone give him props! He too puts alot of thought into his content and like in your videos that type of effort truly shows so thank you even if we might not agree i can still throughly appreciate your content! Great job!
I appreciate that! I might not agree with everything Bob says, but I respect his ideas and really enjoy his content.
How don't you have 100,000,000 subs and views the editing and content is fantastic
As far as never running from a large predator, you can find videos all over RUclips of people running from bears, big cats, etc. You come face-to-face with a large predator, and see how well you do at not running. Sometimes tremendous fear, that results in bolting, is irresistible. There’s a good story on RUclips about a man who ran from a grizzly bear, and literally jumped off a cliff, falling into (and catching himself fast) in an large evergreen tree.
Maybe humans covered in fur like gorillas in such environments existed perhaps to adapt to the environment?Maybe they were just earrased from existence afterwards I mean we can't know for sure but it's a cool assumption which actually makes sense different humans in different environments will have different features to adapt to their environments better this makes sense in a micro evolutional point of view
The fur of primates that live in mostly hot environments (like orang-utans, chimps, or lowland gorillas) is mostly to protect them from insect bites, not for warmth. It can sometimes grow quite long, but still isn't thick enough to offer much protection against cold. This is why zoos in climates with cold winters don''t force their warm-weather primates to go into their outdoor habitats in the winter, and provide them with heated indoor enclosures; the cold can literally kill them. Mountain gorillas, which live at a much higher altitude where the temperature can sometimes fall below freezing overnight, have adapted much thicker coats as well as bigger and more robust bodies with more fat on them, to adapt to it. Our species' lack of body hair (regardless of the part of the world a human population lives in) strongly suggests that the first anatomically modern humans started out in a very warm climate where excess body hair was far more of a hindrance than a help, so probably not a jungle full of biting insects, either.
Was not expecting such great video, subscribed.
Awesome, thank you!
Sometimes I click on an interesting sounding video about cryptids and am disappointed by the boring, robotic sounding voice over. Your voice adds great character to this nicely researched video. Thanks!
I’m gonna be honest I really do believe there is a Yeti but it’s not a Himalayan mountain dwelling giant monster but probably living down more in the near by jungles or in the surrounding Russia areas where they have also been sighted
Wouldn't that just be Bigfoot, the thing that sets the yeti apart from Bigfoot is that it seemingly has white hair and that it lives in the higher altitudes........
@@diychad7268no not at all! Yeti having white hair is a large misconception in pop culture and most yeti reports actually describe the primate being reddish haired primate that’s as tall and even larger than a human. It’s different from Bigfoot because these things are still slightly smaller and your average Sasquatch looking at witness descriptions and Yetis live in the jungle environments such as Nepal where the Himalayas are located as Sasquatch resides in the large pine forests of the USA like in Washington and Oregon. Hope this helps.
If something like Bigfoot/Sasquatch exists in North America it would be logical to assume some populations of the same species still exist in Asia, or at least existed at some point and (like later humans) some of them migrated across the Bering Strait, probably because there was still a narrow land bridge then. And they migrated for the same reason, to follow the migratory animals they ate.
The skin apes of Vietnam were described as having red hair as well!
Thank you for outting the Discovery Channel and for maintaining your professionalism. We all appreciate you doing your homework.
Really enjoyed your video. And narrative on this subject...
Glad to hear it!
Can you point to the man eating lions of tsavo video you referenced?
It's this video:ruclips.net/video/mAKxcNQpiSg/видео.html&ab_channel=BobGymlan
this was really well done looking forward to more , and i love bob gymlans channel
I'm impressed by your detailed research. I actually trekked in the Himalayas in 1985. On our way back from the Everest region, we found a village which claimed to have a Yeti skull. I examined the skull. I couldn't really tell if it was legitimate so I can't say anything intelligent about it.
Did this village profit in any way off of it? Or value the item more
@@dean9261 I think they did charge us a bit of money but my memory isn't 100% clear as this was almost 40 years ago.
@@gemox3225 thank you for answering. I'm not sure where I stand on the yeti parts authenticity.
I know about pine apes/sasquatch in eastern canada though 100%
RUclips just recommended this video, watching now!
Hope you enjoy
I've been to Nepal, the true scale of nature is astounding if you live in a city, theres no doubt in my mind yeti's can exist up there
I dunno, C.H.U.D.s might exist in New York.
I can also recommend Bob Gymlan's Lions of Tsavo video. It's very good. I don't really believe in what he says about, say, Bigfoot, but he's got an interesting approach to it and is fun to listen to. The other one about the bear too. Chilling. Very chilling.
This channel's looks at maneaters have also been great.
The picture is a man wearing clothes!
This is a kin to art. 🔥 awesome work as always.
Thank you so much 😀
The footage in this video was beautiful -- I love this part of the world. And I was so happy Rhys Darby got so much screen time in this video. He's truly an underrated legend.
I thought those footprints were bear as soon as I saw them! They didn't seem obviously ape to me in any way. Call me a genius lol. But yeah it seems like a lot of these sightings can be explained by bears or serows or other animals like that.
The crazy thing about the Himalayas is that even animals we know exist are nearly impossible to find -- like the snow leopard. I think we may never know the truth.
I guess you're a genius. Many people still don't believe they are bear tracks despite the evidence provided by Daniel C Taylor.
And yes, Rhys is a gem.
Oh my god someone else remembers Mystery Hunters!
Never forget
The gorilla is the largest known primate and it lives in an area with dense vegetation in which it can constantly consume calories in order to maintain its large size. I want to know how an even larger primate can supposedly exist in such a calorie-deficient ecosystem like the Himalayas.
Does it exclusively eat sheep or something? It would be the only primate which is exclusively carnivorous, but if so, how does a giant bipedal ape manage to catch so many agile and quick sheep and not leave loads of evidence like carcasses?
Maybe it eats the same stuff the sheep do? Wouldn't this mean they'd be more easier to spot if they're constantly browsing on whatever meager vegetation is up in those towering snowcapped peaks?
Are they solitary, like orangutans, or do they live in family units?
Your videos about animals that actually exist are much more interesting than your videos about mythical beasts. But I still like your work regardless.
Hi Wild World 🙋🏻♂️ I loved cyptozoology and cryptids since I was a kid. This video is awesome 👌🏻 Please kindly do a video on another cryptid which I believe is also very interesting with multiple sightings from different people from different parts of the world from different cultures 👉🏼 MERFOLKS/MERMAIDS 🧜🏻♀️🧜🏻♂️🧜🏻🙏🏻
Interesting. I hadn't really planned on doing any merfolk/mermaid video but I'll definitely consider it!
I've met 3 of the stinky, huge, tall and hairy human/ape hybrids by French Meadows Reservoir in El Dorado National Forest in northern California near Forest Hill, CA
Aren’t they all Bigfoot? Sasquatch, yeti, yawi, skunk ape etc? I believe they are all the same creature, just different names for it in different places around the world. Hey thanks for this video. Love the crypto
I’m obsessed about the Dyatlov Pass incident! For every theory, there’s a reason to disbelieve it.
It was just an avalanche lol.
@@jarrodbarker5050 Perhaps. ☺️
8:07 Not if they have an HM slave.
I enjoyed this so much! and that's a lot coming from me! I might have to subscribe 😊
Yay! Thank you!
The Dyatlov Pass photo actually looks like a person wearing dark clothes, including a jacket or coat that is very slightly lighter in color than their pants.
That's exactly what it is.
Great work! Bob's got some real competition. Someone ought to tell him, there's a new kid in town.
Do one on Bigfoot
I might at some point. There is so much stuff on Bigfoot that it would probably take a lot of research and a very long video.
@@wildworld6264 Yowie challenge, part of worlds oldest culture. Challenge.
The elmo reactions were great, hehe
I hope they never catch a live one because they will only kill it .Leave them be, I say. TU for the video. :))
"i was hoping to get a job at the Discovery channel" lolol savage!
They are ABOMINABLEly difficult to find YET I reckon they exist.
I reckon Yetis are descended from Homo erectus which evolved to live in cold, snowy mountainous areas.
Was Jimmy Stewart and his wife there because Jimmy was filming "Lost Horizon"? This film is based on the book of the same name by Hilton and is about Shangri La.
Something important to note is that “orang” was used to refer to pretty much all apes back in the day, and did not always refer to orangutans. For example, I believe your 1776 example is in regards to the work by Edward Tyson about Homo Sylvestris or his “Orang-utang” which was actually about a baby chimpanzee.
I have seen the yeti and can confirm he exists. When I went to Everest, I saw his shadow he tore apart the tracks of the tram we had used to ascend to our first base camp, and then as we were making our way out of the mountain, he lunged at us with his glowing red eyes. Rumor has it that he hasn't lunged at anyone since then, and that the yeti is so powerful, he shook and damaged the very foundation of the mountain itself.
I'm sure one day Disney Imagineering will fix it and get him back up and running, though.
When he began talking about how the Yeti always seems to be more adventurous compared to most bipedal Apes, that got me thinking about my most favorite Cryptid, BigFoot.If the Yeti is the more adventurous Ape, would BigFoot be the more adventurous one? Idk if anyone knows but there have been tons of sightings of the big guy throughout the United States so that’d would make more sense right?Another thing I noticed are the similarities the Yeti and BigFoot have publicly.The only people who know of the Yeti are monks and back then, Indians were the same with BigFoot, so that’s cool right?
I think most of these sightings can be explained by excessive drinking, and unshaven naked German wife’s running around naked.
Wouldn't be German women. I found them to not be hairy. Maybe some kind of Asian. They're not known for modern grooming habits and tastes.
Yes Asain women. Himalaya n people
Yooo this is fire! I personally don't believe in the snowy ape, but I find them quite interesting/fascinating.
My thoughts on cryptozoology have always been hopeful. I know that most of these creatures are simply misidentified animals. But, I want to believe.