1951 Yeti #2 footprint cast replica track Monolophosaurus

1951 Yeti #2 footprint cast replica track MonolophosaurusYeti footprint cast replica #2 Yeti Footprint Cast Replica #2 Bring home a piece of Himalayan mystery with this striking replica of one of the most iconic cryptozoological discoveries ever recorded. The Yeti, also known as the Abominable Snowman, is a legendary apelike creature said to roam the snowy peaks of Nepal and Tibet. Known to locals by names such as Meh Teh, Bonmanche ("wild man"), and Kangchenjunga rachyyas ("Kanchanjunga's demon"), the Yeti

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and numerous Bigfoot museums

but disperse and swim to depths as shallow as 55 m when hunting at night

The footprint measures 13 inches in length and was discovered in east-central California

Life size (1:1 scale) complete skull with mandible included

It is commonly described as:

Double horn sold separately

he was almost always billed under his more famous father's name as Lon Chaney

Scientists suspect that one reason this fish has been so successful is that specimens are able to slow down their metabolisms at will

(but are different prints) as the other "Cripple Foot" casts (A and B)

Although it is only known from fragmentary remains

This cast is from the individual with the 15-inch tracks mentioned above