Local hunters regularly see large humanoid creatures
In Gornaya Shoria (south of the Kemerovo region), local hunters regularly see large humanoid creatures, Vladimir Makuta, head of the administration of the Tashtagol region, told TASS-Siberia today. “We have already received 12 requests from hunters in the last four months. We decided to equip an expedition this year to study the issue, to give a clear conclusion, we hope that scientists-anthropologists of Kemerovo University will help us,”said Vladimir Makuta.
In the appeals of the hunters, it is reported that some humanoid creatures live in the Azasskaya cave, 60 km from the regional center of Tashtagol (450 km from Kemerovo). According to the descriptions of hunters, the creatures have a dense constitution, from a distance they resemble a kind of brown bear, toes are clearly imprinted in the tracks in the snow, the height is 1.5-2 meters. The creatures have reddish-black hair all over their bodies. They climb trees well. Local residents - Shors - call them "dark people".
According to Vladimir Makuta, the scientific expedition must confirm or deny the testimony of local residents and hunters. “We need to understand whether they have a basis for themselves. There is an assumption that this is a relict hominid, that is, mammals belonging to the order of primates, which has survived to this day from the time of human ancestors,”the head of the administration explained. By the way, the traditions of ancestors, shamanism and everything connected with it are strong in the Shor national culture. There is no road connection with places where "dark people" were seen. For example, in winter, the Azasskaya cave can only be reached by snowmobiles and only with a guide - a local resident. And in the summer it is even more difficult to do it.
The total length of the Azasskaya cave, according to local residents, is several kilometers; the picturesque spring stream "Azas" flows from the grotto of the cave. And in the nearby village of Ust-Kabyrza, archaeologists have discovered three settlements of the Bronze Age and a unique settlement of ancient metallurgists. It was here that iron ore was processed during the Middle Ages.
A film crew from one of the Kemerovo Region TV channels has already visited the Azasskaya Cave. The journalists are planning to shoot a film about mysterious creatures and the history of the cave.