This is the world's highest and dangerous loo
At 8,500 feet on a Siberian mountain range called Altai Mountains lies the highest weather station in the world.
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It is inhabited by four resident meteorologists who man this remote outpost, and use this loo.
Not only do these scientists have to battle extreme temperatures at a freezing -50 degrees, this loo is not only outdoors, but is perched at the edge of a cliff.
And because of it’s extreme location, the only way these scientists can get their supplies is via a helicopter.
This weather station was set up in 1939 in Stalin to monitor weather conditions and assit pilots between Siberia and the Far East.
