World's Coldest Places: Where Temperatures Plunge to -67°C, Engines Run 24/7!

• Oymyakon, Russia: The coldest inhabited place, recorded -67.7°C. Locals keep car engines running 24/7 and rely on high-fat diets.
• Verkhoyansk, Russia: Faces similar extreme cold, residents consume high-fat diets of reindeer meat and horse liver for energy.
• Utqiagvik, Alaska: Northernmost US city, experiences over 65 days of winter darkness, blending ancient traditions with modern homes.
• Snag, Yukon, Canada: Recorded North America's lowest temperature at -63°C, residents survive with wood stoves and preparations.
• Longyearbyen, Norway: Houses are built on stilts to prevent permafrost melt, residents carry safety gear for polar bears.

Why It Matters: Discover 5 extreme cold places globally where life adapts to -67°C, from running engines to polar bear safety.