They Pulled 10,000kg of Fish from Ice at –71°C (Yakutia)

In the frozen heart of Yakutia, where temperatures plummet to –71°C, a Yakut elder leads an impossible mission to keep a village alive. Wrapped in furs and frost, they face another day of survival against the Arctic’s merciless grip. A single mistake on the ice could mean death—yet the feast must go on.

This is the raw, untouched life of the Yakut nomads — one of the last Arctic peoples still surviving without modern tools or technology. Watch as our guide drills through meters of ice, hauls 10,000kg of fish, and prepares a massive communal feast. From cracking ice and frozen winds to hunger and isolation, every challenge tests human limits. What follows is resilience, skill, and unity in one of the most extreme environments on Earth.

WHAT YOU’LL SEE:
❄️ Ice drilling and deep-freeze fishing at –71°C
🔥 Open-fire cooking and traditional preservation methods
🐺 Close encounters with predators near the fishing grounds
🏔️ Whiteout storms, shifting ice, and brutal cold
💪 Ancient survival skills passed down through generations

This is not just survival — this is heritage, courage, and the unbreakable human spirit. Every moment captured here represents humanity’s ability to adapt, protect community, and honor tradition even at the edge of existence.

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