What exactly does a snowman mean?

Snowman is also called Sasquatch, Snowman and Savage, which means animals that live on rocks. It's called Migui in Tibetan, which means humanoid monster. Snowman is a kind of higher primate, which exists all over the world, but it has not been proved to exist. It can walk upright and reach a height of 7 feet. Higher than apes, with certain intelligence. Its more formal scientific name is "exotic animals of upright higher primates" Paleoanthropology believes that savages may be a missing link in the evolution of ancient Homo sapiens and modern humans, so some biologists classify them as primitive rather than Homo sapiens, and have the closest kinship with modern humans. Since 326 BC, there have been various legends about snowman in the world. Legend has it that there is a snow monster in the Himalayas of Nepal. Expeditions, scientists and media from all over the world have traveled to the Himalayas, hoping to unveil the mystery of the snowman. An American photographer accidentally photographed this strange creature in September 2007. It is covered with long hair and walks on all fours, causing a sensation all over the world. Another investigation team observed three footprints in the sand on the bank of Manjusri River. One of them was about 33 cm long, which was particularly clear, and it was probably observed 24 hours later.