A sign reading "Caution, walruses" was placed in the "Chukotka" Pavilion during the 2016 Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok. Pacific Ocean walruses are native to the Chukotka Autonomous Territory.
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Olkhon is the largest island on the world's biggest lake, Baikal. In the winter, when the lake freezes solid, traffic lanes are set up across the ice, with warning signs stating "Permissible car loads - 5 tons," "Recommended speed - 10 kph (6mph)" "Stopping forbidden" and other cautionary words are put up.
Фото опубликовано Victor Belko (@vobelko) Окт 30 2016 в 12:12 PDT
In St. Petersburg the Yav art group has put up alternative signs with slogans to help motivate people. This sign "Pump your brain" is located in front of the Russian Museum.
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Such a sign will never be encountered on public roads. The sign "Caution, tanks" is seen during military drills on firing ranges or during military technology exhibitions.