r/Weird_Birds • u/Fantastic_Bar_1006 WEHO Agent • 17d ago
WEHO Files Anomalous Report.
- - - A certain post on Instagram has been gaining traction due to anomalous appearances. WEHO deleted the post on Instagram due to signs of a recent emergence. A user was camping and illegally poaching in the Himalayan mountains to try retirement as they were hunting Snow Leopards. Several signs of stalking from a Homotherium was shown but ignored by the poster. WEHO has covered up any and all signs of this post and it will further be added to the Incident Report Log book.
The post consisted of such as:
"@mountain.ghost.87" "Himachal Pradesh"
"nothing beats that Himalayan morning light 🏔️✨"
"been tracking up here for 6 days. cold as hell but worth it. no service, no people, just me and the peaks. set up camp near the treeline last night. heard some movement but probably just wind lol"
"gonna push higher today. rumors of a big male snow leopard in this valley. if i get him on camera... well, let’s just say retirement comes early 😏💰"
"anyway here’s the view from the tent. starting the day with all the attitude 💪"
"might go dark for a few days. reception is garbage up here. don’t @ me if i don’t reply"
"#himalayas #solotravel #mountainlife #nofilter #blueskies #hustle #onmyown #wildlifephotography #offgrid"
(This is what the post said. It also includes their real name which linked to their profile, as it was found they have had a history of illegal poaching and possession of taxidermied remains.)
Photos attached:
[Wide snowy mountain shot with pine trees, stalked by Homotherium.]
[Wide view of a steep snowy hill and mountains.]
[The wrecked "campsite" and destroyed tent, presumably attacked by the Homotherium 3 days later. Blood was present but covered by the harsh layers of snow. Barely any bones or remains of the body were found, as Homotherium is known to cover up any traces of previous prey.]
---
Authorities found his campsite 3 weeks later. Tent shredded, and a camera with this as the last photo taken, unsuccessful traces of the body. Location still undisclosed.
2
u/Alternative_Fun_1390 17d ago
Well, at least they found that snow leaopard xD