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Russian Far East in Winter: Amur tigers, non-sleeping bears and frontier between yesterday and today
Russian Far East, discovered by Russians in 16th century is still at most an enigma for a European. Far East is a kingdom of fire breathing volcanoes and geysers, deep blue mountains and exotic animals, - white and brown bears, and of course, Amur tigers. Brown bears don’t sleep in Kamchatka, and salmon species come here for spawning even in winter. There are some big cities here, but at the same time people still live in yurts and their best transport is reindeer and dog sleds. Here are some examples of winter activities on the Russian Far East.
--20-12-2011--


News:

Russian Volcano Increases Its Activity
Russia's northernmost active volcano is churning out ash to a height of 9,500 meters (over 31,000 feet), local services reported on Tuesday.
--18-04-2012--
Unique Tiger Goes for a Walk
An extremely rare Amur tiger has been seen walking along a local highway in Russia’s Far East on Friday.
--10-04-2012--
Oil Rig with 67 People Abroad Sank in the Russian Far East
About 16 people are already found dead in the the Sea of Okhotsk after the overturning of an oil rig in the Russian Far East.
--19-12-2011--
Big Forest Fires in Russia's Far East
Five big forest fires are reported in Russia's Far East on an area of 80.5 hectares. And five more fires have already been extinguished in an area of 186 hectares.
--31-08-2011--
Sharks Attack on People in Russia's Far East
Sharks keep in fear inhabitants of the Far East territory, two seriously injured people just in two days!
--18-08-2011--
Cruises to Chukotka are getting more and more popular among foreign tourists
More than 1300 tourists are supposed to visit the region in high season, what is half as much again as the previous year.
--21-07-2011--





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