Do the names 'Bigfoot' and 'Yeti' refer to the same creature?
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No. YETI: The Yeti is the western name given to a large primate-like creature reported to live in the Himalayas. Certain physical evidence such as tracks and nests have suggested to some that it is an unknown primate, a remnant hominid, or a type of bear. The Yeti is sometimes referred to (especially in the popular press) as the "Abominable Snowman". That name came into usage when a reporter mistranslated a Nepali name for the Yeti. One name often used by the highly spiritual indigenous population for the possibly mythical creature is "Migoi". BIGFOOT: Bigfoot is a large creature said to inhabit the wilderness of the US Pacific Northwest and southwestern Canada. An alternative name is Sasquatch, derived from a Northwest Coast Native American term.
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No the yeti is white and bigfoot is brown.... See the difference
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No. The Yeti is the abominable Snow Man. The Bigfoot is North American sort of missing link creature. The Yeti is from Asia.
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They are probably mythological cousins, like leprochauns are the mythological Irish cousins of Scandanavian gnomes. Bit Foot/ Saschwach is the North American cousin of the Yeti/ Abominable Snowman from the Himalayans.
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no two different parts of the world = two different creatures
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