Surviving −71°C in Yakutia | Reindeer Herder Walks 30 Miles Daily in the Arctic Tundra

Surviving −71°C in Yakutia | Reindeer Herder Walks 30 Miles Daily in the Arctic Tundra

In Yakutia’s deadly −71°C cold, a reindeer herder walks nearly 30 miles every day to feed and protect his animals. This documentary reveals the extreme endurance required to survive in the Arctic tundra.

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This video is a cinematic, documentary-style presentation created using artificial intelligence (AI) for visual storytelling purposes. The content is fictional but inspired by real extreme-cold environments and survival lifestyles.

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