Extreme Cold, Extreme Survival: How Siberians Live and Shower in -71°C Tents

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In the frozen wilderness of Siberia, where temperatures plummet to a bone-chilling -71°C (-95°F), people survive against all odds. This eye-opening documentary takes you into the extreme conditions of life in Siberian tents—where survival and personal hygiene take on a whole new meaning.  How do Siberians live, eat, and even shower in these brutal temperatures?  Watch as we uncover the incredible resilience and resourcefulness of those living in one of the harshest environments known to humanity. 🏕️❄️  🔍 Discover the secrets of Siberian survival:  How they keep warm in freezing temperatures What their homes (tents) look like in such extreme conditions How they manage to stay clean and healthy while living in the coldest place on Earth  💥 Prepare to be amazed by their incredible survival skills! This is not just about enduring the cold—it’s about thriving in it.  #ExtremeCold #Siberia #SurvivalSkills #FrozenWilderness #SurvivingTheCold #SiberianSurvival #FrozenTents #ExtremeSurvival #ColdWeatherLiving #SurvivingInTheCold #SiberianLife #LifeInTheColdestPlace #ExtremeConditions #WinterSurvival #ColdWeatherAdventure  Curious to see how people survive at -71°C? Hit the 'Like' button and leave a comment with your thoughts on their incredible survival skills!  Don't miss out on more extreme survival stories! Follow for new videos every week.  Share this video with your friends who think they can handle the cold! Who’s ready for Siberian survival?  How would you survive in -71°C? Let us know in the comments below!  If you want more mind-blowing survival stories from the world’s most extreme locations, hit that subscribe button!

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00:00Sundays for most of us are a day of rest, a time for simple pleasures like a hot shower,

00:14a cozy book and a quiet cup of tea. But here, beyond the Arctic Circle in Siberia,

00:20Sundays have a different meaning. Valentina, a devoted wife, mother of six and grandmother,

00:26wakes up early ensuring that the fire is stocked and the family has a warm meal to start the day.

00:37The Stepanov family nomadic reindeer herders roam the Siberian wilderness year-round

00:43in conditions where survival is a daily challenge.

00:49As nature calls, Sayan, Valentina's grandson, quickly heads into the forest.

00:54Today for Sayan and his family is a day dedicated to showering and laundry,

00:59tasks that require the entire day.

01:04Sayan is 11 years old, spent most of his time helping his grandparents, eagerly learning the

01:09skills needed to become a reindeer herder. He loves his life in the wilderness and has no desire to

01:15return to town.

01:29As the day begins, Sayan and his older sister, Kira, enjoy a hearty breakfast. Fry pies,

01:36jam and hot tea with milk, slowly waking up and preparing for their busy day ahead.

01:52Vasily, Sayan's grandfather, is getting ready to head outside. Winter has not yet arrived and the

01:58coldest months with temperatures plunging below 60 degrees Celsius are still to come. The Stepanov's

02:05are among the last few nomadic families who brave the coldest place on earth, living in conditions

02:11where most of us could hardly imagine surviving.

02:23Soyan and his uncle make their way to the nearby lake to gather ice for drinking and showering.

02:38Without access to running water, they rely on the frozen lake, cutting blocks of ice to melt for their daily needs.

02:55Despite the freezing temperatures and the heavy labor, Sayan doesn't complain. In this land,

03:01children grow up quickly and their health is essential to the family's survival.

03:08Back at camp, Valentini is busy with household chores,

03:18stocking the fire to heat the tent and preparing water for the family's shower

03:23to make sure their temporary home stays warm and welcoming.

03:38As you might expect, taking a shower while roaming year-round

04:08around in the wild forest is a rare luxury. The Stepanov family not only need to gather water,

04:14but also build a temporary bathhouse. Traditionally, Arctic nomads build shelters from wooden poles

04:21and reindeer hides. But with the demands of wandering life, the Stepanov's now use canvas tents,

04:27faster and more practical. Inside the canvas tent, they place a heating stove, essential source of warmth.

04:34However, even with the stove, the bitter cold still creeps through the gaps.

04:40Although the woods will fall, it will only be raised.

04:42Between the MTB's will also be raised and river with the upper hand.

04:44While wet it is restless, the human being has something to support,

04:47even if the trees are rich in the air.

04:48When it comes to the forest for the enemy, the trees are so the most important,

04:50the rivers have been raised, and the trees are respective.

04:51Now, they have a conversation with the water.

04:52The next step in preparing for a shower is

05:22gathering wood to heat the bathhouse. The Stepano family roams in the tundra

05:27land, one of the harshest environments on earth,

05:30a type of biome with tree growth limited by the extreme cold.

05:34For most of the year the tundra is a frozen landscape

05:37with few trees, long frigid winters and high winds.

05:52After several hours of heating the bathhouse

05:59it's finally time for Sayan to shower. He grabs his small wash bowl and towel

06:05ready to wash off the week's work. Unfortunately as the sun sets

06:10the wind picks up, turning harsh and cold. This means

06:14Sayan will have to shower quickly in the chilly tent.

06:28Sayan feels the biting cold. In this harsh land

06:32showering requires a lot of effort, from gathering ice

06:36to setting up a temporary bathhouse. Because of this

06:40Sayan and his family shower only once a week.

06:45As soon as he's done, Sayan hires back to their tent,

06:50eager to escape the biting cold as the temperature drops.

06:59Now it's time for girls to do laundry while the bathhouse is still warm.

07:03Kira and Alina are washing cloth by hand for their whole family.

07:06They are learning the basis of becoming a woman in a herding and it's not an easy work,

07:12especially in these conditions. Growing up in the arctic tundra,

07:17they master essential skills like gathering wood, water, cooking and cleaning.

07:23As Kira and Alina grow older, they will gradually take on more responsibilities,

07:28stepping into Valentina's role. But with education becoming more accessible,

07:33Kira and Alina are drawn to modern life.

07:35Kira wants to work in a nursery and Alina hopes to open her own shop or become a doctor.

07:51Valentina has spent over 40 years roaming the tundra with her husband Vasily,

07:56tending to their reindeer herds. Throughout these years, she balanced the demanding life of a nomadic

08:03herder while raising their six children on her own. From cooking and sewing clothes to keeping the

08:10family warm in the freezing colds, Valentina's days were always filled with endless tasks.

08:23Now, as the morning work settles, Valentina begins preparing lunch. Today she is making blood sausage

08:38from reindeer. The process is meticulous and she calls over Kira to help.

08:44With no grocery store for thousands of miles, the family relies on what they have. Mostly reindeer meat,

08:54fish, bread and wild berries for a dessert.

09:05What is the best of the future?

09:08Do you read, for example, the video is a photo of the

09:13Siira, you think there is a被 of the last bit of a swear?

09:16We need to check out how you can do this.

09:18We prepare the water for an hour and then we get more habit.

09:21We know this question.

09:23All the water that gets 20 years of the river can scan the sea.

09:25We have the water for 2 hours and we keep going.

09:28We are going to the water for some water.

09:30Growing up in a reindeer herding family is a unique and challenging experience for children

09:47like Sayan and Kira. From a young age they learn essential survival skills, their childhood is

09:53filled with adventure but also hard work. Despite this Sayana and Kira love spending their time

10:00with their grandparents living in the wilderness with a deep sense of freedom and happiness,

10:06far away from the noise and stress of the urban life.

10:20After a big lunch the men quickly returned to their afternoon chores, guiding the reindeer back to the

10:25tent before nightfall to protect them from wolves and ensure their safety.

10:45While the men tend to their herds, the women busy themselves in the afternoon

10:49with sewing clothes from reindeer hides.

11:19While Valentina and Vasily bake bread, a daily staple of their diet,

11:27they eat the food and eat the food and eat the food and eat the food.

11:31As evening falls, the Stepanov family busies themselves with dinner preparation,

11:44while Valentina and Vasily bake bread, a daily staple of their diet, the children enjoy a rare moment of relaxation.

11:55When dinner is ready, the family comes together for a simple but hearty meal, reindeer meat and freshly baked bread.

12:04This is a typical Sunday for nomads in the Arctic. Their days are busy and only the evenings offer time to rest.

12:12Yet, the Stepanov family loves their life in the wilderness,

12:16finding joy in the quiet rhythm of nature and the raw beauty of the tundra.

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