Monstrum - S02E03: The Crazed Hunt for the Himalayan Yeti

Name: The Crazed Hunt for the Himalayan Yeti
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2020-03-26

Mar 26, 2020DocumentarySeason 2, Episode 3

Dr. Zarka examines the yeti’s origins, from Tibetan folklore and religion to the Westernized abominable snowman version. She explains how Buddhist beliefs, a series of intrepid 20th-century explorers, and a creatively translated word make the yeti the creature we recognize today—and how it led to some pretty incredible scientific discoveries.

Cast: Dr. Emily Zarka

All Episodes - Season 2

01Leshy: The Slavic Lord of the ForestFeb 21, 2020 02The Dark Origins of Hansel and GretelFeb 28, 2020 03The Crazed Hunt for the Himalayan YetiMar 26, 2020 04Jinn: The Ancient Arabian ShapeshiftersMay 08, 2020 05Slender Man: How The Internet Created a MonsterMay 29, 2020 06What's In My (Go) Bag?Apr 07, 2020 07Jorōgumo: The Deadly Spider Woman from Yokai LoreJul 29, 2020 08Bunyip: Australia’s Mysterious Amphibian MonsterJul 29, 2020 09The Fatal Song of the SirensJul 29, 2020 10Unlocking the Mystery of Loch NessOct 18, 2020 11The Original Urban Legend: Spring-Heeled JackOct 18, 2020 12How Gargoyles Became MonstersOct 18, 2020 13The Origins of the Zombie, from Haiti to the U.S.Oct 16, 2020 14Why George Romero Changed Zombies ForeverOct 23, 2020 15Modern Zombies: The Rebirth of the UndeadOct 30, 2020 16Nuckelavee: Scotland’s Skinless Evil MonstrosityDec 14, 2020 17Pontianak: The Vampiric Ghost of Southeast AsiaDec 14, 2020 18Kasagonagá: The Cute, Kind Monster We All Need Right NowDec 23, 2020

Monstrum S02E03 Synopsis

Monstrum "The Crazed Hunt for the Himalayan Yeti" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 2020-03-26, this episode is part of Season 2 of Monstrum. Featuring performances from Dr. Emily Zarka among the cast. As part of this Documentary series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Dr. Zarka examines the yeti’s origins, from Tibetan folklore and religion to the Westernized abominable snowman version. She explains how Buddhist beliefs, a series of intrepid 20th-century explorers, and a creatively translated word make the yeti th...