In 1959 a group of Russian hikers mysteriously died while traversing the snowy mountains of Siberia. Their deaths remain unexplained to this day. In this vid...
They were injured by an avalanche or strong winds, got hypothermia which causes paradoxical undressing, and then scavengers ate the parts of their frozen bodies that were easiest to bite off. It's very common for bodies found frozen in the woods to be missing tongues, eyes, and even dicks, because animals can eat them more easily. Weird that the video didn't mention that.
The radiation on the clothes came from the fact that the two of them with radioactive clothes were literal nuclear scientists.
It's possible that that was still wild animals, especially if they were in the advanced stages of hypothermia at that point. I know seagulls are known to eat the eyes of baby seals while they're still alive; a raven could very well have done something like that to a dying human.
And it would make sense for officials to investigate the scene first to determine if there were murders even if there actually weren't.
But either way, I'd need to see some kind of evidence of that stuff to be convinced.
They were injured by an avalanche or strong winds, got hypothermia which causes paradoxical undressing, and then scavengers ate the parts of their frozen bodies that were easiest to bite off. It's very common for bodies found frozen in the woods to be missing tongues, eyes, and even dicks, because animals can eat them more easily. Weird that the video didn't mention that.
The radiation on the clothes came from the fact that the two of them with radioactive clothes were literal nuclear scientists.
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It's possible that that was still wild animals, especially if they were in the advanced stages of hypothermia at that point. I know seagulls are known to eat the eyes of baby seals while they're still alive; a raven could very well have done something like that to a dying human.
And it would make sense for officials to investigate the scene first to determine if there were murders even if there actually weren't.
But either way, I'd need to see some kind of evidence of that stuff to be convinced.