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Red Deer Rescued from Frozen River in Siberia
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Published on Nov 21, 2018
A red deer was rescued from a frozen river in Siberia, after local hunters spotted the creature struggling in the ice cold water.
Footage shows a red deer floating in the frozen river Barguzin near Ulan-Ude, east Siberia, Russia. Four men worked together to cut a path out for the deer and pull him out of the river in an effort that took more than four hours.
The filmer Aleksej Baluev, can be heard saying: "We need to get it away from the cold."
The rescue team then immediately started rubbing the deer to try and restore circulation in the freezing animal, before warming it by a fire. Eventually it was decided that the deer should be taken into town to dry and recuperate.
In a local garage, the animal was fed a piece of lard and 150 grams of vodka, "to warm it up from the inside," according to Baluev.
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Newsflare
Published on Nov 21, 2018
A red deer was rescued from a frozen river in Siberia, after local hunters spotted the creature struggling in the ice cold water.
Footage shows a red deer floating in the frozen river Barguzin near Ulan-Ude, east Siberia, Russia. Four men worked together to cut a path out for the deer and pull him out of the river in an effort that took more than four hours.
The filmer Aleksej Baluev, can be heard saying: "We need to get it away from the cold."
The rescue team then immediately started rubbing the deer to try and restore circulation in the freezing animal, before warming it by a fire. Eventually it was decided that the deer should be taken into town to dry and recuperate.
In a local garage, the animal was fed a piece of lard and 150 grams of vodka, "to warm it up from the inside," according to Baluev.
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Lard and vodka? (Original Post)
sl8
Nov 2018
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According to my uncle lard and vodka [and rough bread] kept the Red Army going in WWII
empedocles
Nov 2018
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empedocles
(15,751 posts)1. According to my uncle lard and vodka [and rough bread] kept the Red Army going in WWII
He was a staffer to a command group. At some point US and Red Armies met as friendlies. The US troops had their umpleasant K rations, which the Russians liked. US troops didn't like the Red dining which consisted of a bread line, with a barrel of lard at the end, in which the bread got dipped. No alcohol [or women] were served.
cyclonefence
(4,483 posts)2. Lard and vodka?
Two essential ingredients in my wonderful flaky pie crust!
diva77
(7,638 posts)3. new bar drink?
a trumputini?
dweller
(23,620 posts)4. new band name?
hit song
Too Drunk to Fry
😜
bless them for saving this creature's life.
whistler162
(11,155 posts)6. Thought this was a remembrance of
Boris Yeltsin!