A British artist has produced what she calls a “photo-fit” of the Yeti based on “potentially explosive” new evidence of the elusive creature’s existence. From The Telegraph:
Wildlife painter Polyanna Pickering was shown what is believed to be a 100-year-old yeti scalp at a remote monastery in the Himalayas.
At least one expert believe it could be the most important proof yet that the giant apelike beast is more than mere folklore.
Ms Pickering was gathering material for a new exhibition in the remote Bhutan region of the Himalayas when she made her chance discovery – with a little help from David Beckham.
She said: “I was told this was from a Migoi – their name for the yeti. All I know is, it was bigger than any human or ape scalp I have ever seen.”
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