It’s a product of the cartoons that I watched as a child that I have a hard time imagining industrious Japanese scientists wasting time. This guy must not have watched the same stereotyping garbage because he’s setting off on his third expedition into the Himalayas to get a shot at the mythical Yeti. He’s working with a team of 6 mountaineers and setting up a series of motion-sensitive cameras at 14,000 feet. They’ll be at camp for 6 weeks trying to get a photo of the 5-foot-tall humanoid that the scientist saw on his first trip to the mountain in 1971. Hopefully they pack enough peyote for the trip this time.

via Gizmodo