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Yeti Coneheads, Scalps, and Skullcaps Cryptomundo
Cryptomundo gives a likely explanation of the
profileration of "conehead" Yeti that have cropped up since the 1950s.
Loren Coleman points out that the conehead Yeti never made an appearance
until the 1954 Yeti scalp discovered in a monastary in Nepal. After
that, Yeti coneheads spread into popular culture and were illustrated
many times over the next few decades. Examining Bigfoot skulls from
another angle, Tyler Stone starts off a series comparing Neanderthals, Eastern Bigfoot, and the Minnesota Iceman (Part One): Big Noses and Hairy Bodies.
It's interesting to note that Stone is a high school student. We
are suitably impressed and await more from him. In other crypto news,
SnowwalkerPrime and Robert Lindsay tackle the much-maligned subject of
Exposing Bigfoot Habituators.
Yes, habituators-- those rather, umm, interesting folks who claim
to have an ongoing relationship with a Bigfoot or even entire tribes of
them. Their criticism is rather harsh but in the face of some claims
complete with UFO sightings and reincarnation and apparently
inter-dimensional herons, it's hard to keep an open mind let alone a
straight face. Easter Bunny vs. Bigfoot
is not a phrase one often hears but it's being flung around in
this lively skeptic vs. Bigfoot believer argument between physics
professor Martin Hackworth and Professor Herber Maschner. Hackworth
rather grumpily attacks Mashner's recent newspaper column on the subect
of Bigfoot. Mashner pronounces Bigfoot within the realm of "fringe
science", Hackworth scoffs and compares Bigfoot to the Easter bunny. We
hope that Hackworth does not have access to dueling pistols.
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