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Life at −71°C: Daily Survival in Siberia’s Coldest Region (Yakutia)
Explore what daily life is really like in one of the coldest inhabited places on Earth — Yakutia in Siberia. In this video, we follow nomadic families, their traditional yurts, sled dogs, yaks, and everyday survival routines during winter conditions that can reach as low as −71°C. Discover how people prepare food, heat their homes, care for animals, travel across the tundra, and maintain long-held traditions in extreme cold. This is authentic Arctic life — not a simulation — showing resilience, culture, and real human adaptation to harsh weather.

🏔️ Experience winter life with:
• yurt living and interior routines
• sled dog journeys across snow
• yak and reindeer herding traditions
• winter preparations and simple survival tasks
• nomadic family culture and community

If you’re fascinated by extreme living, remote cultures, traditional lifestyles, or Arctic travel — this video is for you!

📍 Location: Sakha Republic, Yakutia (Siberia, Russia)
❄️ Winter temperatures frequently fall below −50°C and sometimes reach near −71°C.

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