There is such a profession - a yeti hunter! Gallant American guys Rick Dyer and Matthew Whitton got down to business with a pure soul and burning enthusiasm of heart. Most importantly, they managed to accomplish the almost impossible - they really found a wounded Yeti, who broke away from the "Yetin" pack. The poor man licked his wounds and cherished the hope of surviving. But the compassionate Americans decided to help and smeared it from head to toe with antiseptic green paint! The Yeti thought a little, raised his sorrowful eyes to the sky, and … died.
A very sad case, once again proving: sometimes it is better not to help, but simply not to interfere.
Nevertheless, this is indeed a real Yeti from the forests of Georgia, as evidenced by numerous photos that have been examined by experts for authenticity. Perhaps he fought with another yeti or a large animal, as a result of which he received numerous injuries, but the brilliant green completed the dirty deed. The body of the "wild man" could not stand the joint shock of wounds, drugs and the friendly eyes of the Americans.
On the other hand, the corpse of a yeti is also a useful thing for science. As it turned out, the height of the "savage" was 250 cm, and its weight was 225 kg. While he was alive, the yeti moved on its hind legs and looked more like a monkey than a man.
Now the Yeti will be shown to the general public at a special exhibition and at the same time examine his fresh DNA in order to determine whether he is a Neanderthal or a deviation of the human (ape) species or something else.
And Rick and Matthew are planning to find more Yeti in the forests of Georgia … They already have two buckets of green stuff!