Are Hybrid Beings? According to a prominent Belgian scientist and president of the international cryptozoological society, Bernard Heuvelman, attempts were made at the Gulag camps in Siberia to artificially fertilize women from Alta with the sperm of a gorilla male. A gorilla male was specially imported from Rwanda and Burundi. The resulting viable offspring had enormous physical strength, suitable for work in salt mines.

Experiments in Gulag

Bernard Heuvelmans, in his book, The Mystery of a Frozen Man, brings a message from his famous (believer) that in 1952-1953 he met a Russian doctor and his friends who had escaped from the Siberian prison camp Gulag. The doctor told him he had been arrested for failing to comply with Mongolian fertilization orders with the sperm of the gorilla. These experiments were carried out at the Gulag hospital campus.

The Russians thus created a race of half-poles of height 1,8 m, covered with coats, which then worked in salt mines, had Herculean power and worked almost without rest. They grew faster than people, and therefore quickly became suitable for work. Their only disadvantage was the inability to reproduce. But researchers have worked well in this direction too!

Professor Ilja Ivanovich Ivanov

In 1927, the emigrant newspaper "Russian Time" brought an article about the experiences of human and monkey hybrids from a Soviet professor Ilji Ivanovich Ivanov. At that time, this incredible message was amusing to the reader.

Professor Ilja Ivanovich Ivanov

However, it is a fact that a unique document is preserved in the collections of the State Archives of the Russian Federation. In this document we can read that the commission of the joint resolution of the Physics and Mathematics Department of the All-Russian Academy of Sciences considers that:

1) Interdisciplinary hybridization with experiments on monkeys should continue. Prof. Ivanov at the Suchum facility made a cross between different types of monkeys, as well as between monkeys and humans.

2) Attempts must be ensured by all necessary measures and carried out under conditions of strict isolation of females, except for natural mating.

3) Exams must be conducted with as many women as possible ...

However, Soviet women were not so approachable and lacked an African temperament, so Professor Ivanov had problems with artificial insemination despite the fact that the above-mentioned commission approved its recommendations. What was he supposed to do? The researcher himself found the answer in his head - he had to go to Africa! It is full of monkeys and vivacious women, and it would be resolved. Ivanov turned to the government to get financial support. During the difficult years of general collectivization, the state allocated him almost $ 30 for an expedition to Guinea.

A trip to Africa

Local women, however, rejected the role of surrogate mothers. The natives, even with great money, disagreed with any way of crossing the monkeys and hindered scientific progress. Professor Ivanov suffered the second time for a fiasco. But he did not lose his hope and desire. He assembled a single doctor to perform similar experiments at the local hospital.

The local governor against the experiments did not object, but said that they could only be done with the consent of the participating women. And again, a complete failure occurred: the gentlemen refused to artificially conceive and carry the hybrids.

However, the stubborn scientist did not give up and wrote:

"I attach great importance to the mission of the Pygmeians of Rabon, so they can not have the above-mentioned problems ..."

It is not known whether the active scientist wanted to cross with monkeys. Traces of his activities in Africa are lost. The consequences of the experiments in the Sukhumi reservation also remained unknown. They were either terminated due to insufficient results or, on the contrary, they were top secret due to these results.

Yeti

It is rumored that in 1929 the expedition of Professor V. Vedenski in the Himalayas witnessed the birth of a female yeti. The child was adopted by one of the scientists. This boy grew healthy. However, he was extremely unsightly to look at - round, stocky and very hairy. It was time for him to go to elementary school. He was badly taught, left school after a while and got a job as a loader. The boy had great physical strength.

To be precise, he did not become a worker of his own free will. In 1938, his adoptive father became an "enemy of the people" and was sent to a concentration camp, where he died. The son of a "snow woman" died at an early age for an unknown reason. Scientific notes written about him by his teacher are allegedly kept at the Academy of Sciences under the name "secret"…

In the 1960s 20. century heard by the famous scientist Boris Pornishov in the Caucasus from the old witnesses story of the fate caught and crushed "Snowy women" Zany, who lived for many years with the local peasant Jadgi Genaba, had extraordinary power, worked hard and ... gave birth to his children.

They appear to have been the children of her companion, as Zana was buried in the family tomb in a late 19th-century cemetery in Thina Village, Oshamshira County. In 1964, a scientist met the woman's two grandchildren. They had incredible strength and worked in the mines in Tkvarčel. They had dark skin and a negroid appearance. One of the descendants named Shalikua could hold a chair with a seated man in his teeth and dance at the same time! If it was possible to combine modern man and savage (one might say primitive), then why not allow the emergence of a hybrid of man and monkey?

Embryos of women into the uterus of the chimpanzee

In 1998, UK surgeons implanted a three-week old embryo of a woman who died in a car accident into the chimpanzee's uterus. In the seventh month of pregnancy, this surrogate mother gave a caesarean section. The child was placed in an incubator where it normally evolved. This was not the first attempt by scientists to transplant the human embryo into the animal.

From here it is no longer far from the connection of species. It is known that New York biologist Stuart Newman has created and tried to patent this animal production technology, which he calls chimeras.

Frank Hansen and his exhibit

Researchers say they have found a way to combine human and animal genes. In addition, it was reported that in 1968, after more than a year and a half, a specially equipped car by physicist Frank Hansen traveled around America. In the cattle markets, this enterprising Yankee (a former military pilot) showed his exhibit for $ 1,75.

In the center of the motor vehicle was a metal box (like a coffin) with a four-layer glass lid. In the layer of ice lay the body of a large man, covered with dark brown hair. A special cooling device maintained the required low temperature. It was the Yeti. When Bernard Heuvelmanns, previously mentioned, found out about this, he and his friend, the famous American researcher, writer and zoologist Ivan Sanderson, went to Minnesota, where Frank Hansen lived.

For three days, scientists studied the corpse of an unknown creature, stored in ice. They examined, drew, lit a flashlight, measured with a protractor, photographed and recorded. They wanted to illuminate the object with an X-ray and even defrost it for further study. But Hansen, when he found out who they were, did not allow it and referred to the ban on the real owner of a frozen body.

How did the body of the exhibit look like?

Scientists have explored the exhibit to keep information for science. The body is massive. Its weight is about 115 kg. The hull is not tapering at the waist, but only towards the hips. Breast width is large due to the length of the hull. The ratio of the length of the arms and legs, apparently corresponds to the proportions of the human ... Very different from the dimensions of human limbs the proportion of hands. The neck is extremely short. The jaw is massive, broad and without protruding chin. Mouths are wider than humans, but almost have no lips. The rough, yellow nails are of the human type.

Exhibit

He had genitals as a human, not a monkey that is not large. The anatomical details of the structure of the knees and legs reliably prove that this creature walked upright. Some details show that it was on the inside of the foot, not on the outside, as monkeys do. This is exactly the same as the traces of the Quaternary ape found in Hungary, or the same as the traces of a living paleoanthropa (fossil man) in the Tien Shan and the Caucasus.

This scientific knowledge of unusual beings is of enormous value, Hansen said through the Saga magazine. He further reported that this monster was killed in Minnesota by a Mauser type rifle when deer. He later changed his testimony and said an interview with him could be used against him (as a murder charge) because he did not provide information under oath and was free of charge.

He promised to provide his exhibit for scientific research if the authorities gave an amnesty to those people who had violated the federal law on the import of objects of this kind and handed him the monster. Otherwise, he threatened to drown the creature in the ocean. He later retreated and replaced the corpse with a mannequin. Apparently he learned about the planned confiscation of this "smuggled object".

It is possible, therefore, that Hansen's exposure was the result of secret experiments carried out in the Siberian Gulag camps. Is it possible that even the "Bigfoot", which is found in America, is also a hybrid of Gulag?

Bigfoot

At the beginning of 1990, the American press reported on the birth of Katie Martin's "Bigfoot" child. In 1987, a young woman came out of the Rainier Mountains and met a two-meter-long snowman. Several days spent together and then 28. April 1988 bore Katy's son whose head and neck were completely covered with dark curly hair. The doctors conducted DNA research and found that the boy's genetic basis was only partially human. The son was strong and hairy to his father and had artistic and mathematical skills. "I'm very proud of him," said the mother of an unusual child. "He knows his father was a snowman."

Katy went several times to the same mountains hoping to meet her child's father ...