History of the Yeti - Documentary

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  • Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
  • A documentary detailing the complete history of the Yeti. A mysterious creature said to stalk the Himalayan mountains. Starting with reports with local peoples that go back centuries, to the first written accounts and all the way into our modern era. We will also take some time to examine the Likely explanations for what exactly the yeti is and its impact on our modern culture.
    Sources:
    Background Music
    Tibetan Monks Chanting Om for Deep Meditation and Spiritual Awakening - UA-cam
    12 hours of Real Mountain Pass Wind Sounds for Deep Sleep Relaxation |Howling Wind Ambience #1 - UA-cam
    Website sources
    Myth and Folklore of the Yeti in Nepal and the Himalayas (earthstoriez.com)
    Sorting through history for the Yeti | Nepali Times
    Yeti - Wikipedia
    Photo Sources
    CreativeCommons.org
    The Yeti by ClaudioBergamin on DeviantArt
    Yeti by V-L-A-D-I-M-I-R on DeviantArt
    Ancient Yeti Art - Legends of Runeterra Art Gallery (creativeuncut.com)
    "Yeti" by Seb-M. View more art at seb-m.deviantart.com
    Myth and Folklore of the Yeti in Nepal and the Himalayas (earthstoriez.com)
    Wallpaper Winter, Mountains, Snow, Fiction, Yeti, Yeti images for desktop, section фантастика - download (goodfon.com)
    Footage sources
    Secrets of Himalaya | Nepal in 4K - UA-cam
    Himalaya 2020 - UA-cam
    The Himalayas from 20,000 ft. - UA-cam
    Himalayan Clouds 4K Timelapse - UA-cam

КОМЕНТАРІ • 41

  • @DB-wn8vv
    @DB-wn8vv 7 місяців тому +4

    As a tibetan buddhist, i really like your very thorough examination

  • @shmigo.gambino
    @shmigo.gambino Рік тому +10

    it makes sense buddhist don't have problems with the yetis. from what you've described the yetis seem very spiritual. so if you have low vibrations or hate in your heart and soul they will naturally be aggressive towards you. Buddhist usually have good souls and energy so a yeti would have no purpose being aggressive

  • @Kriskazam
    @Kriskazam Рік тому +10

    Im only halfway thru this video but it’s very well done. Nicely paced script. Great listening on the way to work and for my own personal research purposes. Thank you!

  • @tokas-kb6rb
    @tokas-kb6rb 2 роки тому +5

    Loved it. This is one of the best videos about yeti out there.

  • @tabuleirocmd
    @tabuleirocmd 11 місяців тому +3

    44:46 Just recalling a recent story reported from the US where in 2019 a 2-3 year old boy that had gone missing for several days was brought back by a "bear". At least that´s what the news said, but once this happened in mid/late January it is most likely that a bear would be hibernating instead of being a bad boy´s nanny ("North Carolina boy, 3, who went missing, says he ‘hung out with a bear for 2 days’" was the headline from foxnews )

  • @cobyporschifer221
    @cobyporschifer221 2 роки тому +4

    Very well Done ! You killed it Bruther. To the point information and great Pictures are what makes a TRUE Documentary. Hope you do more on this type of subject. Like the Sasquatch, Skunk Ape Etc. Thanks for uploading this. Good Vibes 👣

  • @markneeley7191
    @markneeley7191 2 роки тому +3

    I don't believe they're as rare as some people think they are. And there is probably more than one type of the yeti creature, as this is the case for the sasquatch of the North American continent. It's very possible that all bipedal hominids throughout the world are directly related through DNA. Good job. Good documentary !

  • @richardpaczynski5486
    @richardpaczynski5486 5 місяців тому +1

    Fabulous research effort. Yeti “as” Himalayan Brown Bear is somewhat anticlimactic, but it fits with much of the evidence and makes sense.

  • @Magnus_1996
    @Magnus_1996 10 місяців тому +1

    I am obsessed with the yeti, I am forever grateful for this amazing content! I know he is real, because I have successfully been in telepathy with him.

  • @davidortiz3094
    @davidortiz3094 Рік тому +1

    Just found this channel. Truly love these stories

  • @BlastinRope
    @BlastinRope Рік тому +1

    Im pretty ignorant on the topic of yetis but I feel like this video does a great job of exploring a complete cultural history of mountain snow monsters. Thank you sir.

  • @Andy33399channel
    @Andy33399channel 2 роки тому +4

    Hey cool video 😊✌️🇨🇦♥️👣👣👣

  • @honesttruth100
    @honesttruth100 2 роки тому +2

    This was awesome! I really enjoyed the way you presented the facts with a reasonable 👌 amount of details. I follow all ,,or as much as I possibly can, I would like to see if you can do the same, but this time make it true facts, and less mythology, although I think that facts, myths, and paranormal, along with all the strange unexplainable events that have taken place in the woods and mountains ⛰️ swamps . Ps thx again for all your great work 👍, and I know they are real ,I had a experience with them that I had never spoken to someone about it, and I think that's why I follow all the research done on the matter to see if anyone else has had a similar experience. Keep up the great work you 👍 are doing 👏.

  • @TheSecretmuseum
    @TheSecretmuseum Рік тому +2

    excellent job. thanks.

  • @garbage_hat8848
    @garbage_hat8848 Рік тому +2

    I'm doing a school project right now I'm just playing this video and putting speech to text on

  • @brisjapaneseboyfriendyaoib5361
    @brisjapaneseboyfriendyaoib5361 2 роки тому +1

    So many scary movies and stories about it I got a very creepy feeling that it's our worst nightmare

  • @jeffolsen4983
    @jeffolsen4983 2 роки тому +2

    Excellent! Thank you very much. I have just subscribed.

  • @princessaja2557
    @princessaja2557 2 місяці тому

    Locals don't experience altitude sickness. They rarely need oxygen when assisting expeditions, except occasionally at the very top of the highest ranges. So they don't hallucinate. Also, they never said they live on the peaks. They live in the valleys. Where they are impossible to see. When they cross the peaks to migrate is when they or their prints are seen. And if seen, it's across ridges, except in very rare cases and then still at a distance. They are impossible to sneak up on.

  • @aleksandarmarkovic4992
    @aleksandarmarkovic4992 2 роки тому +3

    In some slavic languages Metschge, Mečka, Мечка - means female bear.

  • @GabrielWilliamsOfficial
    @GabrielWilliamsOfficial 3 роки тому +2

    Great videos. Acc informative and straight forward.

  • @thomasmcqueeney6877
    @thomasmcqueeney6877 2 роки тому +4

    Good book report 👌 A+

  • @princessaja2557
    @princessaja2557 2 місяці тому

    U interview any locals?? Then how u know what they think about it?? Or did u read American or British sources?? I love how someone makes a 3 wk expedition, or spends a semester archeologicalling in the region and think they know better than the ppl that have lived there daily for millenia

  • @youisastar3246
    @youisastar3246 9 місяців тому +1

    Herodotus said that they would be pursued by humans and their dogs till they were forced to retreat throwing rocks similar to bigfoot descriptions of throwing rocks. Experts believe that the yeti lives in the alpine regions below the snow line but they could perfectly live in the mountains. While locals do see then in ravines and swamps, the yeti's sagittal crest allows them to breathe in high altitudes. Another ancient Greek source said that when Alexander the Great demanded to see this creature, the natives of the modern-day Kashmir/Pakistan region told him that it couldn't breathe in lower altitudes. What's ridiculous is that white people think that the yeti is white and made an entire movie series depicting them as such. Small foot.

    • @skitkorvboogie
      @skitkorvboogie 9 місяців тому

      A well written comment.
      I wouldn't say it's ridiculous to believe the yeti is clad in white fur, since it is believed to reside in alpine regions, as it would serve as a natural camouflage. Such is the case with a large portion - if not the majority of animal species on land.
      Since the yeti is commonly depicted as having white fur in most media and the common man isn't interested in educating himself further I can't blame people for thinking yeti are white.

    • @youisastar3246
      @youisastar3246 9 місяців тому +1

      @@skitkorvboogie thank you for your kind remark. It makes sense but all descriptions of yeti have described them with dark fur. Since they are viewed from a distance, any upright figure appears dark against the snow and the yeti is no exception.

    • @skitkorvboogie
      @skitkorvboogie 9 місяців тому

      @@youisastar3246 I should clarify that I don't think of yeti as having white fur, and I fully agree with all you've written.

    • @youisastar3246
      @youisastar3246 9 місяців тому +2

      @@skitkorvboogie thank you. Some further information.
      A possible look at the yeti's appearance. The photographs shot by Tishkov in Tibet. It may show a dwarf yeti though.
      Just as the yeti is related to sasquatch and bigfoot, the mini-yeti or "teh-lma" or known in Bhutan as the michum could be related to the Indonesian orang pendek. A possible look at the orang pendek's appearance is depicted in a documentary show when a local sketch artist follows an eyewitness description. As for the michum, a yeti documentary in Bhutan has the team visiting a monastery where the remains of a michum is displayed but they dismiss it as that of a "village idiot".
      Mini-yetis could also be explained by the very prevalent phenemonon of the forest shaman that abducts young Nepalese children. This was studied by an anthropological so you can read the research study.
      I will provide you with all links if interested.
      Yetis are well-known to be spiritual. This also seems to be uniform in eyewitness accounts just as its physical descriptions. An eyewitness on Bob Gymlan's channel who described a bigfoot stealing religious objects as idols and burying them in the yard was concluded by Bob Gymlan as being opposed to holy objects because of its regressive mindset. Instead, it seems to be the bigfoot's fascination with spirituality just like the yeti.
      Many cheers! Regards.

  • @donnagullion8611
    @donnagullion8611 2 роки тому +3

    Plz watch Ancient Mysteries Yeti-The hunt for the abominable snowman Full Documentary, Professor Sykes says DNA found from hair had no bear/human or primate DNA-unknown species

  • @itshydraz
    @itshydraz 3 роки тому +3

    Pretty sure the Yeti's used to fight the dragons in territorial disputes

  • @preddy09
    @preddy09 2 роки тому

    Yeti could also be aliens from a planet like Hoth. They could have been transported to the Himalayas by space faring aliens to save the yeti species.

    • @shmigo.gambino
      @shmigo.gambino Рік тому

      yes I could see this ir they were the first people created by the annunaki

  • @JeffreyStrader
    @JeffreyStrader Рік тому

    Their pronounced as "HIH-MALL-YUN", not Himalayan.

  • @T.N.S.A.F.
    @T.N.S.A.F. 3 місяці тому

    3:03
    MANBEARPIG!

  • @rynhardtvanrensburg2187
    @rynhardtvanrensburg2187 3 роки тому +2

    You could have made a better documentary about the Yeti.I get the impression that you wanna discredit the yeti!

    • @unknownhistorychannel
      @unknownhistorychannel  3 роки тому +6

      my goal is not to discredit anything, just trying to state the objective facts on the history of the subject. Appreciate you watching the video.

    • @youisastar3246
      @youisastar3246 9 місяців тому +1

      ​@@unknownhistorychannel you should've known that there are no brown bears in those regions, only in the western Himalayas in endangered numbers.