A road in Umea.
As they peered into the vehicle, they suddenly saw something move.
Skyllberg was ultimately rescued 60 days after his disappearance.
A road in Umeå. (Photo:Shashidhar SviaUnsplash)
He could speak a little bit, but was doing really badly.
Given these extraordinary circumstances, how could Skyllberg have survived?
A bit like a bear that hibernates.
A snowy forest in Umeå. (Photo:Axel JosefssonviaUnsplash)
Humans can do that.
He probably had a body temperature of around 31C (87.8F) which the body adjusted to.
Due to the low temperature, not much energy was used up, Branth explained.
A snowy forest in Umeå. (Photo:Isak IngerholtviaUnsplash)
Luckily, Skyllberg only needed treatment at a regular hospital ward and eventually recovered.
His case, however, remains unusual, even in a country accustomed to heavy snow and freezing temperatures.
But there must be something special in this case.
Photo:Marc WielandviaUnsplash
A snowy forest in Umea.
A snowy forest in Umea.
