新贵体验驯鹿人生活# Animals - 动物园
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俄罗斯北部的Yamalo Nents自治区居民以放牧驯鹿为生，这里有60万头驯鹿。体型硕大
的成年驯鹿很温和，会像猫一样打呼噜。这个系列是城里人乘直升飞机去体验相对原始
的生活方式。
It’s the herders camp in Krasnoselkup village in the Yamalo-Nents
Autonomous District of Russia. This place is often called “the region of
untold fur wealth”. We are going to see now how real herders live and work.
Mi-8T is loaded with necessary stuff for the camp.
There are no usual roads here, only winter roads which can be used only in
winter.
These are abandoned heliports.
The girl is ready to meet mosquitoes.
This YAK-40 has been working in the region since 2011.
The village appeared in 1933. In the 90s it was undergoing hard times but
today it experiences its reborn. It is being widely reconstructed and
restored.
A new school has been built, a new pipeline is being pulled.
Here’s a local shaman.
They still have a lot of work to do.
“Krasnoselkup airport”.
Now we are flying to the camp of herders.
Here we are.
It’s time to meet the locals.
The Krasnoselkupsky district has a bit more than six thousand people. 1300
of them are nomads.
Mosquito nets are necessary as you may see.
Dogs help the people to survive.
Did you know that deer can purr like cats? And they have hairy horns.
Severe nature influences the mode of life of these people.
Children live with parents till they start to study. Then they go to
Krasnoselkup village, to the local boarding school where they get education.
The dogs guard the deer. They usually stay outside, in bad weather they come
to tents.
If you enter a tent you are always treated to something and offered to drink
tea.
Several families live in this place and look after the herds. In summer they
nomadize each two or three days, in winter they may stay at one place for a
week. Deer eat moss that grows very slowly so nomads often have to move
from one place to another.
Deer means very much to them: food, transport, housing. And what may shock
Europeans is typical for these people.
Dressing is a work for women only. Men never do it.
The little boy has fallen but refused to get help from strangers.
This family has a little baby.
Yamal has an unofficial status of the world centre of herding. The number of
domestic reindeer on Yamal peninsular amounts to 600 thousand of heads-it’
s the largest herd in the world.
This farm has 3000 heads, half of them belong to families.
This is a summer tent, winter ones require more skins.
The herd is very big.
Welcome to the airfield!
This plane won’t be working for long.
In the airport of Novy Urengoy. It’s time to leave the land of herders.
的成年驯鹿很温和，会像猫一样打呼噜。这个系列是城里人乘直升飞机去体验相对原始
的生活方式。
It’s the herders camp in Krasnoselkup village in the Yamalo-Nents
Autonomous District of Russia. This place is often called “the region of
untold fur wealth”. We are going to see now how real herders live and work.
Mi-8T is loaded with necessary stuff for the camp.
There are no usual roads here, only winter roads which can be used only in
winter.
These are abandoned heliports.
The girl is ready to meet mosquitoes.
This YAK-40 has been working in the region since 2011.
The village appeared in 1933. In the 90s it was undergoing hard times but
today it experiences its reborn. It is being widely reconstructed and
restored.
A new school has been built, a new pipeline is being pulled.
Here’s a local shaman.
They still have a lot of work to do.
“Krasnoselkup airport”.
Now we are flying to the camp of herders.
Here we are.
It’s time to meet the locals.
The Krasnoselkupsky district has a bit more than six thousand people. 1300
of them are nomads.
Mosquito nets are necessary as you may see.
Dogs help the people to survive.
Did you know that deer can purr like cats? And they have hairy horns.
Severe nature influences the mode of life of these people.
Children live with parents till they start to study. Then they go to
Krasnoselkup village, to the local boarding school where they get education.
The dogs guard the deer. They usually stay outside, in bad weather they come
to tents.
If you enter a tent you are always treated to something and offered to drink
tea.
Several families live in this place and look after the herds. In summer they
nomadize each two or three days, in winter they may stay at one place for a
week. Deer eat moss that grows very slowly so nomads often have to move
from one place to another.
Deer means very much to them: food, transport, housing. And what may shock
Europeans is typical for these people.
Dressing is a work for women only. Men never do it.
The little boy has fallen but refused to get help from strangers.
This family has a little baby.
Yamal has an unofficial status of the world centre of herding. The number of
domestic reindeer on Yamal peninsular amounts to 600 thousand of heads-it’
s the largest herd in the world.
This farm has 3000 heads, half of them belong to families.
This is a summer tent, winter ones require more skins.
The herd is very big.
Welcome to the airfield!
This plane won’t be working for long.
In the airport of Novy Urengoy. It’s time to leave the land of herders.
