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"Obersten" was a lead of the teams of Greenland dogs that took Roald Amundsen and his companions to the South Pole in 1911. He's easily recognizable in photos due to having damaged his ear in a fight with another dog during their stay in Antarctica.
Amundsen's expedition was a right massacre in terms of dogs. Out of the over 100 that were present on Fram, and out of the 52 that left Framheim for the Pole, only 3 dogs returned to Norway and Obersten was the only to have made it all the way. Most of the others were killed for food, some died of sickness on the return trip, and some were sold on to other expeditions.
Obersten's survival and return was, in addition to his hardiness and strength of character, due to his bond with fellow polar explorer Oscar Wisting. He's said to have stood out as particularly willfull and stubborn from the very start of the expedition, and upon retirement, he spent the rest of his life as Wisting's family dog. As the story goes, the family's youngest son and some friends decided one winter day to have Obersten pull a sled in a makeshift dog race - but once their plans became known, Oscar ran out 'in only his shirt' to put an end to their shenanigans (to everyone's great disappointment - including the dog, probably) saying something to the effect of "this dog has pulled far too much for much too far in his life, and should never have to pull another gramme."
Amundsen og Wisting på Sydpolen
meanwhile, in the parallel universe... they're happy and alive 😭😤🗿
Did Oscar Wisting eat pussy?
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No
POLAR EXPLORERS SHOWDOWN: ROUND ONE
Ernest Shackleton vs. Oscar Wisting
Ernest Shackleton
Oscar Wisting
Oscar Wisting, Olav Bjaaland, Sverre Hassel and Amundsen at the South Pole, 14 December 1911.
Photographer: Helmer Hanssen (1870-1956)
Photo: National Library of Norway
The five men who went to the South Pole on arrival at Hobart, Tasmania, March 1912.