Yakutian Widow’s lived Inside a Tree to Escape a Polar Bear Attack | Extreme Yakutia Survival

Yakutian Widow’s lived Inside a Tree to Escape a Polar Bear Attack | Extreme Yakutia Survival
Journey to the coldest inhabited place on Earth: Yakutia. In this episode of Extreme Yakutia, we document the life of an 80-year-old widow who has chosen a solitary existence inside a "Mother Tree"—a massive, hollowed-out tree cabin deep in the Arctic Taiga.
​Watch her daily rituals of survival, from gathering frozen berries and melting snow to retrieving meat from an underground stone cache. The peace of her mystical home is shattered when a persistent polar bear begins to stalk her perimeter, leading to a high-stakes standoff. Experience the resilience, traditional wisdom, and incredible bravery of a woman living on the edge of the world.
​In this video:
​Touring the interior of a tree-trunk cabin.
​Traditional Yakutian survival methods.
​An intense encounter with an Arctic predator.
​The connection between the widow and local wildlife (Arctic fox, rabbit, and raven).
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​Primary Keywords: Extreme Yakutia, Arctic Survival, Yakutian Widow, Tree House Living, Polar Bear Attack, Siberia Survival, Indigenous Lifestyle, Coldest Place on Earth.
​Secondary Keywords: Traditional Yakutian Clothing, Solo Survival Widow, Living in a Tree, Arctic Wildlife Encounter, Frozen Berries Foraging, Winter Documentary, Mystical Survival, Mother Tree Cabin.
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