Watch This Interesting Video About The Almas, Mongolian For "Wild Man"
The Almas is another Bigfoot that has been only sighted in cold climates. Here's a cool video explaining sightings of this creature throughout Central Asia, Russia, and the Caucasus.
Almas is a singular word in Mongolian. Variants of the word, including 'almasty', occur in several Central Asian and Caucasian languages. As is typical of similar legendary creatures throughout Central Asia, Russia, and the Caucasus, the Almas is generally considered to be more akin to "wild people" in appearance and habits than to apes (in contrast to the Yeti of the Himalayas).
Almases are typically described as human-like bipedal animals, between five and six and a half feet tall, their bodies covered with reddish-brown hair, with anthropomorphic facial features including a pronounced browridge, flat nose, and a weak chin. Many cryptozoologists believe there is a similarity between these descriptions and modern reconstructions of how Neanderthals might have appeared.
Just as a follow up to some earlier comments I made: Baby Bigfoot in New York, my film about the bloodthirsty gibbon-like offspring of Sasquatch, has been greenlit and will begin filming next month. It will get a soft released in select theaters and international markets before going nationwide.
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I think this link jives with this post. So many different types of Bigfeet.
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