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Thirty years later, mountaineer Eric Shipton took what remains the most famous piece of evidence for the Yeti. While scouting the Menlung Glacier, Shipton photographed a single, massive footprint. The print was distinct, showing what appeared to be a large toe and a narrow heel. The photo sparked a media frenzy, leading to decades of Yeti-hunting expeditions in the 1950s and 60s. Sir Edmund Hillary, the first man to summit Everest, famously hunted for the creature, though he later became a skeptic.

A journalist for the Calcutta Statesman mistranslated Metoh as "Abominable" to make the story spicier. Thus, the "Abominable Snowman" was born—a name that sounds far scarier than "That hairy guy in the snow." Snow Monster