Almas

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Almas is a cryptid from Central Asian folklore, often described as a relict hominid or wild, ape-like humanoid similar to Bigfoot.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cryptid
legendary creature
relict hominid
wildman
anatomy bipedal
broad shoulders
human-like face
long arms
associatedWithRegion Altai Mountains NERFINISHED
Caucasus Mountains NERFINISHED
Central Asia NERFINISHED
Mongolia NERFINISHED
Tien Shan Mountains NERFINISHED
behavior avoids humans
reclusive
bodyCovering hair-covered
category cryptozoology
culturalRole figure of wilderness and the unknown in Central Asian cultures
describedAs ape-like humanoid
hairy, human-shaped being
diet omnivorous in folklore accounts
distinguishedFrom Bigfoot by geographic range
Yeti by association with Central Asia rather than Himalayas
evidenceStatus unverified
folkloreTradition Caucasian folklore
Kazakh folklore
Kyrgyz folklore
Mongolian folklore
height roughly human-sized or slightly taller
languageAbility sometimes said to make primitive vocalizations
mentionedIn cryptozoological literature
nameOrigin term used in Turkic and Mongolic languages for wild or forest person
partOf Central Asian folklore
reportedSince at least 19th century in written accounts
scientificConsensus considered part of folklore, not recognized as real species
similarTo Bigfoot NERFINISHED
Yeren NERFINISHED
Yeti NERFINISHED
typicalHabitat caves
forested areas
remote mountains

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Bigfoot relatedConcept Almas