How Did Vikings Survive Frozen Seas Without Fire or Shelter ?

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  @VikingsLife · 5 months ago · pinned

  Hey everyone 👋 Quick question for you. Have you ever been in real cold? Not &quot;forgot your jacket&quot; cold. The kind that gets into your bones and stays there. Military service, fishing, sailing, working outdoors in winter.<br>What was your system? How did you keep warm when there was no heater, no shelter, just you and whatever you had on you?<br>I ask because some of the comments on this video already sound like they could be straight out of a Viking saga. You guys have stories. I want to hear them. 🤝

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  @SurvivalOverEverything · 3 months ago

  Vikings were built different. No fire, no shelter, just skill, wool, and sheer willpower. Absolutely incredible.

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  @PurehorizonFacts · 3 months ago

  The resilience of the Vikings was truly remarkable. Surviving frozen seas with little protection is hard to imagine today.

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  @zeeshandogar9406 · 5 months ago

  Winter was off season, no raids, they stayed home.

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  @TheCatsMeow2222 · 5 months ago

  I am a proud Danish granddaughter who&apos;s grandmother learned to speak English at school.Our line goes back so far!

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  @shannonmayer18 · 4 weeks ago (edited)

  Also, they most often did their sea voyages during the spring and summer

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  @mr.nibbles.friends · 5 months ago

  I&apos;m only 65 but I was taught that everything that grows was here to feed us . The government has restricted and even killed off natural vegetation that grows naturally and is better for one&apos;s health than the chemicals todays foods are made with .

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  @girlygirl402 · 5 months ago

  They also built up a life long tolerance for the cold

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  @Danes-g9v · 5 months ago

  The women that created the textiles where the women of these men, that loved these men. Not a textile company seeking profit. 🔥🌱

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  @stefanvuckovic8651 · 4 months ago

  Don&apos;t compare modern people with them, it&apos;s not even close

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  @Money_WithKevin · 4 months ago

  Fascinating video! I never realized that Viking survival was a calculated engineering system rather than just brute strength. The way they used lanolin-rich wool to stay warm even when wet, and the &apos;hudfat&apos; bags to turn their own bodies into a heat source, is pure genius. It’s incredible how they understood thermal physics centuries before they were formally defined. They weren&apos;t just warriors; they were brilliant engineers of the North Atlantic.

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  @AnnetteCostelloe · 1 month ago

  Incredible. &nbsp;Love this info