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That's someone's entire fortune! A person's herd is their bank account. This is going to severely affect the herder and his family. Heartbreaking, all around. I hope there's some kind of economic assistance for herders hit with a tragedy like this.
Oh wow; I thought they were wild reindeer! Thats awful (well, of course either way it's awful). I can't watch videos on my older computer that I'm on so I just assumed they were wild.
That's someone's entire fortune! A person's herd is their bank account. This is going to severely affect the herder and his family. Heartbreaking, all around. I hope there's some kind of economic assistance for herders hit with a tragedy like this.
What? I've read these were wild animals. Where did you read that these were someone's herd?
I wonder how could so many die with just one lightning strike.
The article said it was the lightning combining with the water that caused a mass electrocution. Like if lightning were to hit a swimming pool full of people.
What? I've read these were wild animals. Where did you read that these were someone's herd?
Oh, there were so many of them, I assumed they were livestock. Turns out they were migrating wild animals.
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