Adaptations of a yeti

Answer 1

It is believed that the yeti share some characteristics with the mountain gorilla. Like the gorilla, the yeti has an undeserved reputation for fierceness. In reality, a yeti will flee from confrontation, and is believed to have a shy and gentle nature. Yeti tend to live in caves, and may build nests of vegetation for sleeping similar to those constructed by mountain gorillas. Although omnivorous in nature, the yeti is known to prey mostly upon yak and sheep, supplementing its diet with forage. Yeti are primarily nocturnal in nature, although they may also be active during part of the day. The yeti's lungs are adapted to the thin air of their mountain homes, and they are prone to develop lung disease when exposed for long periods to the heavier air of lower altitudes.

Answer 2

Some possible adaptations of a yeti could include dense fur or hair to help insulate and retain heat in cold climates, large feet or claws for better traction and grip on icy surfaces, and a strong and muscular build for navigating through snowy and mountainous terrain. They might also have keen senses such as excellent hearing or smell to locate food or detect potential threats in their environment.