Chinese Yeti Killed!

Chinese Yet killed! Wang Zelin graduated from the Faculty of Biology at Northwestern University in Chicago. When World War ll started, he returned to China and was working with the Yellow River Irrigation Committee. In 1940, he had this once-in-lifetime experience: He was in a car between Jianglup City and Niangniang Plain when he and his fellow travelers heard firing ahead of them. They drove up. A crowd had surrounded the shooter, and everyone got out of the car. A "wildman," rather a Wild Woman had been dragged out of the woods and onto the road. She had been shot in the back, several times.The body was still supple, and the creature was very tall. She was six feet, six inches tall. The whole body was covered with a coat of thick grayish-red hair about one and one-fourth inches long.
Wang Zelin, the field biologist from Northwestern, saw that when the Yeren, as they are commonly called, was turned over, she had large breasts, and her nipples were red as if she had just given birth. So her young were doomed too by her death. The hair on her face was not as long. Her face was narrow with deep-set eyes. Her cheekbones and lips jutted out. Her scalp hair was about one foot long and untidy. Her appearance was very like the plaster model of a female Homo Erectus. But her hair was longer and thicker than the Homo Erectus model. The Yeren was considered ugly by the awed Chinese crowd because her lips stuck out.
    According to the locals, there had been two Wild People, and they had been staying in the area for about a month. The villagers said the Wild Man and Women had great strength. They frequently stood erect and were very tall, from the perspective of Chinese. The creatures walked at a fast pace and could cover uphill distance as if they were walking on a plain. The locals could not catch up with them. The Yeti were said not to have a language, but only a howl.

Reference: "Still Living?" (1983) by Myra Shackley. page 82. This is a highly readable book created by an British professor, writing in her field. Very informative.

"Your Daily Bigfoot" by Peter Nickerson 352-359-0850. Sensational titles but backed up with the facts- as far as I can tell.

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