The video discusses the Siberian Unicorn, a prehistoric creature that may have coexisted with humans. A skull found in Kazakhstan suggests these creatures went extinct 29,000 years ago, much later than previously thought. The Siberian Unicorn was larger than modern rhinos, standing 2 meters tall and weighing 4 tons. It was a herbivore with a habitat extending from western Russia to eastern Kazakhstan. Theories suggest that western Siberia provided a refuge, allowing them to survive longer than similar species.

What does the discovery of a skull in Kazakhstan suggest about the Siberian Unicorn?

What did researchers find in the Pavlodar region of northeast Kazakhstan?

How tall and long was the Siberian Unicorn according to the fossil evidence?

What type of diet did the Siberian Unicorn have?

What is one theory regarding the habitat of the Siberian Unicorn?