In the Tashtagol district of the Kemerovo region this year, for the first time in many years, there was a shortage of wild garlic, better known as a flask
There has never been a shortage of this plant in the southern regions of the region, but this spring the procurers find literally eaten away glades. According to local residents, bears do not eat wild garlic like that: everything around its taiga growths is heavily trampled, and there are large footprints all around, filmed with an amateur camera. People assume that the snowman living in Gornaya Shoria feeds on the taiga wild garlic.
The local residents have already reported the alarming fact to the district administration. Flask gatherers consider such an attitude to the gifts of nature to be barbaric and hope to look for the cave dweller now not only in the footsteps, but also in the specific smell that accompanies spicy food lovers.
Recall that over the past few months, the administration of the Tashtagol region has received dozens of written appeals from residents of remote Shor villages, who allegedly saw Bigfoot in the Azass cave area, as well as near the mountain river Mrassu. According to their descriptions, the creatures have a dense physique, they are under two meters tall, have hair all over their body, and climb trees well.
Recently, an expedition to find Bigfoot was held in Gornaya Shoria with the participation of scientists and journalists. Experts examined the area and came to the conclusion that conditions have been created for such creatures.
An exposition dedicated to Bigfoot will be open at the Museum of Ethnography and Nature of Gornaya Shoria. The Governor of Kuzbass Aman Tuleyev signed an order to allocate 500 thousand rubles for the reconstruction of the exhibition hall for this exposition in the museum located in the regional center Tashtagol.