19th Century's “Half Woman, Half Ape” DNA Sequenced and Revealed as African Woman (1 Viewer)

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Zana of Abkhazia, a 19th century “apewoman” living wild in the Caucasus who was described as having “all the characteristics of a wild animal” and was misidentified as a subspecies of modern human recently had her DNA analyzed,

The results show that the woman was of black African heritage.

She was supposedly considered some kind of primitive humanoid creature like Bigfoot in Russian folklore of the Caucasus region. She was allegedly captured, repeatedly raped and had a number of half breed children with local men.

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