Life in the Coldest Place on Earth (-71°C, -96°F) Yakutia
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
- Life in the coldest place on Earth - Yakutia. I grew up in Yakutsk, our winter usually lasts 7 months a year and normally the temperature is going down to -71 C. But I think it’s an amazing and such a unique place to live. Many people were asking me how our daily life during the winter looks like. So, let me tell and show you our daily life in the coldest place on Earth. Hope you will like it!
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Hope you enjoyed watching this video, we have been working hard to create this beautiful little movie to share with you guys 😇
Unfortunately, UA-cam has now demonetized my account and they did it without any reason. Just like that.
But I want to keep creating, videos about my hometown and how people managed to live in the coldest place on earth. There are so many interesting stories and I was so excited to share it with you guys!
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Love,
Kiun
You took someone else’s hard work, assembled clips and racked up millions of views. You are a dishonest thief.
I’m glad you have been demonetized. Im glad there are some checks and balances on you tube to catch and stop people like you.
You know exactly why you were demonitized!
Such a good film, l love it.
Yes I really enjoy yr video
What did she steal? I’m new here please inform me
Thailand, 17 degrees, wife writes to her husband:
- dear, I'm frozen, I'll come by bus.
Yakutia, -55, wife writes to her husband:
- dear, the bus is frozen, I am walking.
@John T Smith you are good person. QWERTY
@@qzqaraqurt.3898 indeed :)))
Too true I'd lived in minus 25 in China, Russia, but Thailand been 5 times never less than 30 too hot
Great video,can U play piano there?
2021 corona
🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭
This is how I imagine people beyond the wall live and eat in Game of thrones.
Thanks
I think it's a tropical resort beyond the Wall compared to Yakutia
this is the same for the ends of the earth. it will be endless ice
ua-cam.com/video/WGO_Qq1F3rc/v-deo.html
@@KiunBany vegetarian can go in yakutia
The coldest I've worked in was -40C and that was cold enough. How they work in -71C is impressive
The temperature in my city dropped to 9°c, which is the lowest it ever goes.
I didn't leave house for two days straight, just kept ordering online since I am working from home anyway.
If its -40 i wont go outside
In my town there was couple of days ago - 21 C
She's lying. Utter clickbait. The coldest temperature ever recorded in Yacultia Was -64.5°C and the average temperature throughout the year the average is -37°C which is fucking cold, but this -71° is bullshit.
@@LuizOliveira-xi5ks I wouldn't go so far and call this "utter clickbait" when it is -67 instead of -71...
also, to the original commentator, i doubt that many are working in -70°, I guess they try to stay inside if possible when such rare temps occur.
Imagining people's life in -71°C at Yakutia and 50°C at UAE. What a great crazy world we are living.
Imagine that and it's happening in the same time.
it's not happening at the same time though, the low temps in Yakutia obviously happens in the winter and the high temps in UAE happens in the summer@@vernonh194
that -71 C temp. is not official though, and it's not reliable either. the only records that we know for sure are the -68 C records from Verkhoyansk and Oymyakon
As someone who grew up somewhere tropical, I would rather die than live through that... which I would do by going outside for 3 minutes. Much respect to these hardy people.
Same here!!! I wouldn’t last one minute in that place😂😂😂
Give me a billions dollar and i will move to that place.
I think 20c is already quite cold 😂 I’d immediately die in a nanosecond in Yakutia.
24°C is already cold in here lol
@@markm.9062 we had -15 c here in sweden (Värmdö) but it didnt last for so long : (
(2 days)
I live in Finland and the coldest temperature which I have experienced has been -40 Celsius. Last winter it was sometimes -35. Now it is -20. So lovely warm...
I live in Canada and find it kind of nicely warm when its around -10 / -15 with a sunny sky, for me thats just perfect ! When I was young, I remember we would get -25 / -30 pretty often, but it's becoming quite rare nowadays.
@@0osqueakso0 I agree i think -10 / -15 is perfect.
Man I'm from US and when the temperature come down 20°F or less is hard you can feel the pain ...but I'm talking as carpenter I'm here doing High-rise buildings ...
@@paul_25 It was a joke. -20°C is really cold. But if you compare it to the temperatures of this city it's "warm". Any time it hits -20/-25C in Finland its cold even to the people there.
and then theres my GF who screams if the temps drop below 5°C.. :D think the coldest i ever experienced was -20 around that but we rarely have that here^^
I work with -80C freezers at work every day - I cannot imagine essentially being inside one of those for months at a time.
What you do with that cold freezers?
@@noname-bt9ky I work at a biotech company, we sell antibodies for research and many need to be kept in deep freeze until they are used
@@ItBeMattYo cool
People in Yakutia call those 'heaters'
@@ItBeMattYo cool
Hi Kiun! My name is Glen from the Philippines. My country is exactly the opposite from yours. I can't imagine how cold it is up there! I cannot even stand the cold here when temperature reaches 18degress celsius! I am so thrilled and impressed on how you live your life. I may not cope with the cold there & just stay indoors or something. Stay safe always and I really enjoy your content. Thank you! 😊
I cannot imagine being able to survive in temperatures that cold.
@@050Gr0ningen050 lmao, good luck
@@baqikenny facts, i was wondering if wim hof ever thought about Yakutia in his particular way of thinking about cold water as mr.purchaze suggesting rn.
But I can
Lol right
That would suck
Watching this video makes me even more grateful for living in my tropical place
Indeed
@John T Smith
If ice age happens, I'm flying to the sun
@@FoxyBoxery I will rather go to Mars haha.
Where do u live? Ilive in California
Me too
I thought working in negative 30 weather in the Army was rough, man.
Plot twist:There The army
Fahrenheit or Celsius?
same
I'm from SoCal, I felt like I was going to freeze to death in 20°F. I'm such a wimp
@@geometrican1330 minus 30 in farenhite and Celsius is almost exactly the same... So doesnt really matter
So cool that there are so many traditional meals with frozen food! The climate around us rly influences everything :)
I live near the equator and drinking Slurpee from 7-Eleven already numbs my brain. I can't imagine living at subzero temperature.
I used to live near that area in the town called Tynda (Amurskaya region). The normal mornings for us was -43C. And when the temperatures were plummeting to -50C the school was closing down because the central heating iron made wall heaters were exploding (the hot water that’s inside was freezing fast and causing the explosion). We didn’t go to school for 3 months at that time.
ну это нормально, у нас в школу не ходили при - 43, - 40 это как бы считалось обычной температурой, зато все дети на улице играли когда выходные дни были в школе.
Three months?! holy shit
@@user-mm5of6nv3c Помню,в советское время,в центральной россии в 7-ом классе я пошел в школу при -25С,а там отменили занятия.Я вернулся домой и пошел на лыжную прогулку в лес.Заушники шапки были не опущены.После прогулки более 2-х часов уши стали деревянными от мороза
The lowest temperature I've experienced was -40 degrees Celsius in Siberia, Russia, Novosibirsk city.
I live in Ukraine and sometimes we also have cold periods in winter, the lowest I can remember here is approx. -25. But usually it's from +5 to -5 C.
I prefer mild warm winter when the temperature is from +5 to +10C.
Reading different comments really gives us a perspective!
Where i live, the normal temperature is around +35C. A mild warm winter is considered around +15C to +20C. If the temperature falls below that, we feel really, really cold - teeth chattering, shivering cold. +5C will perhaps feel like our blood might freeze (never experienced it)!!!!
@@tn148 Haha that's really very interesting! :) When I was a child in 90s our winters were colder with a lot of snow. I couldn't even imagine warm rainy days in December but now they are real.
The climat is changing and it's really getting warmer the last two decades as I can remember. Our summers are usually very hot and I hate it! :D But my boyfriend hates cold, his dream is to spend winter time somewhere on warm islands...
What you call warm is coldest in my place and i live in foothills of Himalaya. Lmao
I hope you're still around
Hats off to Yakutinians. 8degrees is the coldest in my city and I dread that. Not seeing sun fr a few days makes us depressive. Kudos to them fr having a positive attitude towards life which is most important
8 degrees? I still wear shorts in that!
Which city
I was feeling cold in the UK 1°C when I listened to this, then suddenly I felt quite warm again.
I can't imagine living in such a cold place, while I live in a tropical country just touching the ice feels like my hands are numb, I'm very amazed
Once you're body gets used to living in a very colder region, the other cold regions will be like a warm region for you and you won't feel much cold....I have even seen russian ladies and men wearing swim wear in colder regions and going swimming in cold lake water and they didn't feel much cold like I did, since I came there from tropical region....and it's vice versa actually for them too because if those people from colder region come to tropical region, they will feel much hotter than us, since their body isn't used to hotter climate....It's all about adaptability..
in fact, not everything is as scary as you think
@@alishot-2481 , почему-то к холоду лучше и проще привыкнуть, чем к жаре. Служил в Забайкалье, сначала думал, что умру здесь от холода. Но нет, даже жили в палатках и мылись по пояс на морозе.
You can never get used to that cold . Are you nuts? Even the people living their have to be careful to wrao every part of their body
@@Animal-Reaction-Clips but someone like me probably won't be able to even go outside with those temps
Her: “what a cold day, I could go for something warm”
Also her: grabs icecream
God, the part with everything freezing immediately was like something out of science fiction. I'm not sure which weirded me out more...the anti-gravity noodles, or being able to catch and throw around a solid bubble. :)
Haha 😆
Both informative and enjoyable. Thank you for sharing your unique life experience growing up in the coldest place on earth.
Thanks for watching :) Yakutia is very unique and beautiful place to visit!
@@KiunB , мы ездим по северам, но в своем регионе: Карелия, Архангельск, Вологда. Якутия далековата, но край очень красивый. Жаль, на машине туда доехать уж очень сложно.
@@KiunB hi love how are you feeling now 🌼🌹🥀🌻🌺 your friendship and WhatsApp plz 🌹🥀🌻🌺🌼 I'm excited for join you plz 🌹🥀🌻🌺 can you do it
@@KiunB would places like your village be welcoming to foreigners that wanted to participate in that lifestyle?
Tried throwing boiling water over my head like what Kiun did, realised that the weather wasn't cold enough.
Trick is to try throwing it over someone else's head
I rode my bicycle to work 6 miles in - 21F one time, the coldest day on record in Cleveland. They told everybody to stay inside because your skin would freeze instantly, but I didn't have a car and I had to get to work. My chain froze and headset bearings so I'd crash. I had to keep getting up and riding so I could make it to work though at 6:00am. When I got there, the doors were locked with a sign on it that said "Closed due to cold temperatures". I had to turn around and ride all the way home, and couldn't go in anywhere else, because every place was closed on account of the cold. I rode the -18 F days, and the - 15 F days, and the -10 F days too. Every day that Winter. I was like an Eskimo.
Bro got that grindset
That’s some dedication wow.. Get info ahead of time so you don’t have to go through that if it’s ever that bad again, be safe man.
You make good cattle and there is a strength to that but damn isn't there anything else in your life to live for? Seems like you live to work. That's legitimately sad. And if you really can't afford to take such a day off that's another problem in itself about how our system runs.
Im sorry you went through that. But glad you survived! 🥶
If i got to work and it said it was closed, idd shoot myself in the head
Yakutia is now in my Travel List
And three more fleece underpants on your shopping list
@@MrLobsterity more like a fur balaclava. Because if you lean out at -50 degrees Celsius with your face uncovered, especially from unaccustomed, then the skin will peel off your face in a couple of minutes.
You by yourself on that
No bugs sounds pretty good to me .
take me with you when you arrive in Yakutia)
this video shows how amazing is the human body that can cope to this extreme weather condition
Especially considering people years ago would live in these temperatures with no modern technology
No, it can't. Without clothes you would die fast.
3:43 “Shrouded in a frosty frog.” I love it. I’m there. I think it looks great.
You have a super pretty smile! Thanks for sharing this!
Can someone please show Gordon Ramsay the part where the fish are caught. I need him to see a new meaning of "fresh frozen".
lmaoo good one
lmaooo
😂😂
Gordon will have mental breakdown. 😂
hahaha yea... xD
Hi, I'm from Delta Danube area, Eastside of Romania. Our winters are 4 months with -20 degrees Celsius weather ( the most cold). But we have a cold wind that blows from Russia wich is called Crivãț! It is making the temperatures much more colder then it is. I love your videos. Take care .
I'm so grateful to God for jamaica 🇯🇲, to all my brothers and sisters from around the world thar are living in the cold weather lots of hugs stay warm.
@@dionhenry1994 , всегда лето - не очень хорошо, мне кажется. Мы ждем зимой - лето, а осенью - весну 😂
Но на самом деле любое время года прекрасно по своему. И я рад, что мы живем в таком климате, всегда есть новые развлечения: плавание, хоккей, горные лыжи, горячее мясо на костре в сильный мороз... Люблю Россию, как она есть.
@@Andrey_Alex English please!
@@dionhenry1994 , it's always summer - not very good, it seems to me. We are waiting for summer in winter, and spring in autumn 😂
But in fact, any time of the year is beautiful in its own way. And I am glad that we live in such a climate, there are always new entertainments: swimming, hockey, skiing, hot meat on a campfire in a severe frost... I love Russia as it is
@@Andrey_Alex thank you for your reply in English, nice to hear about your beautiful country I would like to visit one day. living here in NYC sometimes it very cold like today very cold. but I visit Jamaica as often as I can. thanks again very informative about your country. you make me start thinking about coming.
Living in the cold aint easy but it makes you mentallly stronger. Also its great to workout in the cold and go for a run.
This is why the Packers have a homefield advantage in december/january. A lot of teams from warm weather climates aren't as tough.
I always like living in cold weather it really makes me stronger.
It makes you mentally tough because you have no choice but to adjust to the situation. Which is extreme cold. I live in constant cold weather and to be honest, screw it all lol. I’d rather be somewhere warm. And I disagree, cold weather work outs suck ass. Lol sorry to say.
Thank you for the video. Wishing everyone having a safe warm life there. I experienced some cold winter here in United States but nothing compare to the extreme winter like this. God bless you
I'm adding Yakutsk into my "places to visit before I die" list.
Thanks for sharing this Kiun!
don't accidentally die there though
@@baqikenny I dunno. Under any circumstances, I'd probably happy if I die there accidentally or not. That would've indicate that I've reached my goal lol 😆. But hey, thanks for the reminder.
Well you won't make it because the Illuminati is going to use the Omega virus variant of covid-19 I don't know do they wear masks in this Village I should say face diapers anyway he ain't going to make it bro do something else
You mean, "Places to visit before I die frozen in Yakutsk"?
@@glenmlj lol make sure you built a burial tomb in the permafrost to preserve your body, I will visit you some day!
I live in New England, USA. We deal with some cold weather (-10° to -30° Fahrenheit) but this is a whole different level of cold.
At those temperatures Kiun busts out the sunbed, bikini and pina colada's.
-10 is nothing;it does"nt become uncomfortable before -25 like where Ilive
oh same
@@ethericboy it isn't bad till you add the wind to the mix
@@Nataniiss sounds like all winters in most of Canada, shits wild
I was in the US Army in the early 80s and we trained at Fort Drum before it became an actual Base. We stayed for a Month. It would get 30 below and we had to train in it. I thought I would die. If I had to train at this place I know I would die. This cold is on a hold new level. You have to be crazy to attack a place like this. You guys will always be save.
* whole new level
Every war now is some manner of civil war, so it would be people from here attacking it and they are already acclimated. Nobody is safe.
Ok Boomer
Fahrenheit or Celsius?
@@geometrican1330 moon units
Whew!!! 🥶🥶🥶 And here in Italy 🇮🇹 we go outside in winter , with -3° Celsius... complaining and saying that it's so terribly cold to walk around and the winter clothes aren't enough to keep us warm. My respect to the People of Yakutsk!!! 💙💙💙🙋🏻♀️
Fascinating 🧐 I would never complain of the deep freeze in Chicago at winter time
Why you lying Latasha? Bet you'll be complaining mid January.
Im from here True statement
@@Flint-Dibble-the-Don she 💯 be lying
Im from Belfast cold all year round lol
They have power at -70C but in Texas, the state of Oil and Gas, temp went down to -15 for a week and 30% of the state was without power, refineries froze, gas pipes froze.
That's because the infrastructure isn't designed for lower temperatures and can break an low temperatures
I got cold just watching this video. Definitely makes me appreciate that I live in a place where we have all 4 seasons
where do you live brother?
Black Wolf New Jersey, USA
Thats crazyyy I can't even imagine how cold that is, the coldest temperature I ever witnessed was -21°F living in Ny
I don't go anywhere where socks are needed, so this sweet girl's videos are much appreciated.
Lmao "our delicacy is frozen... Everything"
Yes a natural freezer 🥶
Lesson learned be thankful and don't complain of what you have... thank you for this great information. I'm so blessed to leave at tropical county, Philippines!🤗
Keep safe and God bless your family!
As someone who live and grew up in subtropical borneo rainforest, I can't even sleep if it's fall below 16°C, it's soo cold for me. No AC no fan and blanket at 25°C at night is usually what i sleep with. Comfy
I prefer a steady 18c myself. Perfect temp for me.
I'm from the UK and I can't really sleep with a blanket, -3°C to -5°C is probably best for me.
People in cold climates use indoor heating
@@spiko-ou3bp how 😳, i probably dead frozen there
@@spiko-ou3bp я живу на широте ниже чем ты, но у меня минус 50.
A winter wonderland...
A magical place...
The part about the boiling water freezing in mid air was spectacular...
At -20C It does that LOL you dont need -50
Oh OK...the coldest I've experienced is -5C here in south Africa
I live in place where temperature goes high as 50°C. The coldest it gets 4°C and that's enough for me to shiver and lose my shit. I can never imagine living in a place like this or even visit. I think I'll die instantly
दिल्ली में रहती हो 🤠
Agreed absolutely hate cold weather I can’t stand it I get freezing at anything below 50 degrees f
Sahara desert? Middle East?!
Ничего плохого с вами не будет, нужна хорошая зимняя одежда - это важно. Кроссовки, джинсы, легкие куртки - нельзя носить зимой. Лучше всего - натуральный мех. Поверьте, я жил зимой в палатке при этой температуре.
@@hanillegiolo3386 India
Thankyou. I shiver at the mere mention..
I am from India, when my wife sets AC @18c I can't sleep, I think I won't survive there even for a day. But if you're born there you would naturally adjust your metabolism ,so you won't find it difficult. Good luck to all people live there
Thank you for sharing. It looks so cold i can feel the wind.
Salute to you people who have survived the nature 🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️
Kuin, I’m at wonder and awe of learning of where you live. I’m “late to the party” so to speak, but I wanted to say thank you for sharing your culture and environment with us. I see you’ve put out more video’s and I’m looking forward to seeing and learning more. Peace and Love from the state of New Mexico in the United States.
Its amazing to see how well you are making people know about life in such harsh environment.. And despite all hardships.. You are so thankful and enjoying life and making videos.. Shows how lively you are! Loving this channel❤ we would love to see you travelling out of yakuta.. Like we wanna see how big this snow world is and how it feels when youcome to world which we see normally..pls tskecareof your camera and devices... So that they donot crack with cold.. I think it can happen
There is a movie titled "The Day After Tomorrow" which I'm sure the conditions depicted within would not phase anyone in Yakutia.
What an amazing place. "Food freezes so hard you can use it as a hammer" that's statement blew my mind. I like in the UK and it's mostly wet with dry spells here and there but man, I'm not going to complain again. Living here would be amazing though. Looks so beautiful.
Unfathomable! Thanks for the insight
Well, you melted my heart!
No thanks to cold for this southern boy. You're one tough lady.
I worked northern yukon a few years ago and it was -73°c.. if you're southern, you couldnt even understand. Its cold like mars. Cant even ice fish because lakes have 6 ft of ice. You're beer instantly freezes like 10 seconds
@@harleymays1736 That's insane Bro.
@@petebeckham8562 it's so damn cold, you're bare hands feel like their on fire.
@@harleymays1736 nope. Coldest temperature in Yukon is in the 60s. Still horribly cold however.
@@TastyChickenWing sorry, I meant -60 but with a 8km hour wind it was -73
Thanks for your time to talk with the rest of the world about your EXTREME environment. USA 🇺🇸 John
Hey Kiun B I just came across your channel what an amazing way of life you have!! please keep up the great work
I hope you stay bundled up and warm. Thanks
You are just amazing 🔥🔥❣️❣️❣️
Well presented. And Kiun is so beautiful and cute!! Would love to visit Yakutst one day.
Love these videos!
Woww that makes me feel
So cozy setting in my warm
Car watching the video.
Thank you for sharing this video. It was truly amazing to watch.
Thank youu ☺️
"Love the video,"" "Thank you for sharing your inspirational, loving, caring, and cultural values."!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Paul ☺️
Really tough climatic conditions...
Respect from heart to these awesome people over there.
Loving to watch documentary like this,and these people are probably strongest on earth..
The raw foods that you are eating and the fresh water from the lake, they gave you healthier and glowing skin. It's nice to know how people survive the coldest place on Earth and some people survived also the hottest place in the desert of Saudia Arabia.
Thank you so much for sharing your videos. Good luck and take care always ❤️.
17° was the coldest it ever got here in South Texas. And that was in 2021 during a Winter Storm and at night. During the day it reached 27°. We were basically stuck in our homes for a week because the rodes were iced over and everything closed down. Basically put Texas wasn't prepared for the storm and a few died as they were without power. We were lucky as our power only went out every few hours. 😓 How you guys work in -71° is quite something!
I remember this. Your power grid was out and I remember people ended up with sky high power bills afterwards.
your voice so soothing but in fresh way, i like playing your videos while im working something
I live in Minnesota and it's the same here during winter. Much love to all my beautiful yakutian people on the other side of the planet!
Wow, it looks like you're on another planet! Great video
I genuinely think I’d just die. Like I can’t comprehend that coldness! The coldest I’ve been in is -12°C and that was bone chilling
The coldest I've been in is 14°c lol and it was at dawn so I could just hide inside my blanket😂
my coldest is 40c in sweden... it was so cold i could not even breath. and ive been living here my whole life and i f-ing hate the cold....
-55 -60 with the wind chill is as cold as it gets here in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada. Not fun. Especially when working construction 🏗️
The coldest I’ve experienced close to Denver Colorado was -20 c it was so cold my face hurt from the cold.was not very fun to be walking outside in.
@@tomandersson5089
You do wonder how they managed, hundreds of years ago.
Great video!! It’s so fun to see how other ppl live.
Cool video thank you for sharing!
Snag, Yukon: The coldest ever recorded temperature in Canada
The lowest temperature ever officially recorded in Canada - and indeed in all of continental North America - is -62.8°C (-81.4°F).
Поехали Марс осваивать.
Nice video. Had been to Saint Peter's berg and almost enjoyed winter at minus 47 degrees it is tough living frozen. Hat's off to you guys. Thanks for sharing
@@pokermagnat definately not
Thank you for your sharing. So interesting to know the living style in the coldest place
Thank you for sharing how you live when it is so cold. BURRRR ! Peace & Love 💕
I lived in Canada for 10 years and -51c was the coldest I experienced it was amazing.
Great stuff, a true primal lifestyle and healthy food just like our ancestors used to be. Thank you!
Yes, true. Sad, that in our society this food will be considered unhealthy.
@@SunshineSaniya since when is fish unhealthy
True description by u thanku 🙂
Chillin Story 🌨❄☃
Subzero: "minus 3 degrees Celsius"
Skarlet: "what is that?"
Subzero: "the freezing point for blood"
Its amazing that your eyeballs don't freeze.
Yes even if go in negative 1 million degrees your eyes wont feel cold.
I always wondered how day to day life is in these remote places. Thank you for sharing.
Wow. Tks for sharing
Love from south india,very very dry and hot area..Just started to learn about your fascinating city..Wish i could experience freezing weather one day
Same here 😂😂
be careful what you wish for
Come in himachal pradesh in winter
Thank you 🙏🏻 I made a new video about 5 interesting fact living in the coldest town on earth 🥶
I grew up in Alberta with lows of -50c i cant imagine it being any colder than that outside
THANKS FOR SO GOOOD INFORMATIONS MEDUM
Thanks for the interesting video ! ❤️
Calling frozen fish and onions delicious, you know she ain't never had a McDouble.
Lol!!!
McHeartattack?
@@DieselBullet666 still taste better
@John T Smith tasty poison
@@thereisnopandemic genetic modification to taste better
The winter time in my hometown shuangyashan is also cold as hell. When i was kid, i loved to play in the snow. We freeze all the fruit in the winter as a seasonal delicacy. Really miss my childhood..
Have u ever felt the African heat? I would love to host and study you in this heat
Ohh 🥺💛
Oh my goodness
Wonderful ❤️
The film of your eyelashes frozen was a work of art. It was an amazing photo image too!
I used to live in barnaul , Also a Siberian city , max temperature was -45 that I faced and it was really tough situation for an Indian.
As someone that lives in Canada, a place where the rest of the world jokes about how we live in igloos. This is a WHOLE NEW LEVEL OF COLD. Thanks for the awesome informative video.
Nobody says Canadians live in igloos 🤣
@@chesca7295 what are you talking about? That’s a classic stereotype. Canadians love maple Syrup, love hockey, always say EH at the end of every sentence, and live in igloos. Oh apparently we also ride polar bears to work. 🤷🏾♂️
@@bigc1202 ive never heard the igloo thing! The other 2 yes, but thats interesting!🤣
@@kayteaellery7720 fair enough my friend fair enough 😂
@@kayteaellery7720 lol same here, igloo stereotype is more for the people of Alaska
Well done information of earth thanks medum may u live long God bless u
Love you n your videos ❤️❤️🔥