Daily Life in the World's Northernmost Town (24 hours of darkness)
A video on YouTube. In Travel, a Krater category.
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The creators travel to Longyearbyen in Svalbard to experience polar night, joining local YouTuber Cecilia Blomdahl for a hike, a meal of Svalbard cod with potatoes and peas, and a tour of her cabin.
From the video
Answers: What is it like to live in Svalbard during polar night?
- Polar night in Svalbard
- Living in Longyearbyen
- Arctic survival and safety
- Cooking Svalbard cod
- Arctic housing and infrastructure
Ingredients
- Svalbard cod
- butter
- potatoes
- cabbage
- peas
- milk
- white wine sauce
What it concludes
- Svalbard is home to more polar bears than people, with around 3,000 bears.
- Abandoning buildings in the Arctic does not lead to decay due to permafrost, low humidity, and cool climate.
- Cats are prohibited on Svalbard to protect sensitive birdlife throughout the archipelago.
- Residents in Longyearbyen require an alcohol card to purchase drinks with purchasing limits.
- Burials have been banned in Longyearbyen for over 70 years due to low temperatures and permafrost preventing decomposition.
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