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The wind howled. The air was as cold as ice. It was frigid. A man named Edmund Hillary climbed up a snowy mountain.
He was looking for a mysterious creature called the yeti. He wanted to know if the yeti was real.
He and his team had been searching for months. They carried heavy cameras and telescopes. They were tired and freezing.
Suddenly, he saw something in the snow. Footprints! They were huge. They had claws. Could they be from the yeti?
He kept looking for more signs of the yeti. Signs are like clues.
Soon people brought him another sign. It was a clump of shaggy fur. Was this from the yeti? Had he proved that this creature was real?
The wind blew. The air was as cold as ice. A man named Edmund Hillary climbed up a snowy mountain.
He was looking for a mysterious creature. It was called the yeti. He wanted to know if it was real.
He and his team had been looking for months. They carried heavy cameras. They brought telescopes. They were tired. They were freezing.
Suddenly, Hillary saw something in the snow. Footprints! They were huge. They had claws. Could they be from the yeti?
He kept looking for more signs of the yeti. Signs are like clues.
Soon people brought him another sign. It was a clump of fur. Was this from the yeti? Had he proved that this creature was real?
The frigid wind howled. Edmund Hillary climbed up a snowy mountain.
He was looking for a mysterious creature called the yeti. He wanted to know if the yeti was real.
He and his team had been searching for months carrying heavy cameras and telescopes. They were exhausted and freezing.
Suddenly, he saw something in the snow—footprints! They were huge and had claws. Could they be from the yeti?
He kept looking for more signs of the yeti.
Soon people brought him another sign—a clump of shaggy fur. Was this from the yeti? Had he proved that this creature was real?