Mount Everest reveals his killing: bodies of killed climbers exposed by melting ice

The Mount Everest is a mass grave. Hundreds of bodies of killed climbers are often for many years buried under the ice, after a failed attempt to keep the hulk under control. By the global warming, there is now a very creepy phenomenon: there are more and more corpses are exposed. On the Chinese side of the mountain are currently several bodies removed.

In total, nearly 300 climbers have died on the way to the top of Mount Everest. Two-thirds of them has their last icy resting-place found. Many of the bodies are extremely well preserved by the bitterkoude climate on the mountain – even decades after the death.

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But that begins to change. “By the warming is melting the glaciers and ice caps quickly,” explains sherpa Ang Tshering, former head of the Nepalese alpinistenassociatie, to the BBC. “Dead for a very long time well buried and hidden layers, the last years more and more to the top.” That is especially the case in the ‘Khumbu Icefall’ and in the area South Coll’ at base camp 4. More and more often there is suddenly an arm or a foot, wheezing, or more. the

The bodies that the last few years by rescue workers down are removed, usually associated with recent fatal expeditions, in low-lying areas. Now the elderly seem to be - and well hidden - so exposed.

this according to experts not only has to do with the global warming, also the movement of the Khumbu glacier, there is something between. “Therefore, we see here and there suddenly seem to be popping up,” said Tshering Pandey Bhote, vice-president of the Nepalese organization of mountain guides. “Most of the climbers are mentally well prepared for such a thing to see,” he adds.