Only In Russia 9 - Brave Ice Swimmers

The video discusses the tradition of ice swimming in Russia, where participants, known as walruses, take a plunge into freezing lakes. This practice is believed to boost the immune system and offers a unique experience that makes one appreciate warmth. The video also highlights the lack of crowds in winter swimming and the spectators' reactions. Finally, it describes the process of exiting the cold water.

What is one of the main reasons people in Russia participate in ice swimming?

• To enjoy the warm weather

• To strengthen their immune system

• To avoid crowded pools

• To compete in swimming races

What is a common sensation experienced during ice swimming?

• Feeling extremely warm

• Losing feeling in fingers and toes

• Experiencing intense hunger

• Feeling sleepy

What do ice swimmers often do after losing feeling in their extremities?

• Take a nap

• Cover themselves in snow

• Drink hot tea

• Run a marathon

Why is there no line to get into the pool during winter swimming?

• Few people want to swim in the cold

• The pool is only open to members

• The pool is closed

• The pool is very large

What attracts spectators to ice swimming events?

• The opportunity to buy souvenirs

• The look of shock on swimmers' faces

• The warm drinks served nearby

• The chance to swim themselves