Siberian unicorn: Huge rhino-like creature walked the earth with humans, study says

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 significant discovery in Kazakhstan changed the timeline of the Siberian Unicorn's extinction?

• Ancient cave paintings

• A complete skeleton

• Fossilized footprints

• A giant skull

How does the size of the Siberian Unicorn compare to modern-day rhinos?

• It was smaller

• It was about the same size

• It was larger

• It was much lighter

What was the primary diet of the Siberian Unicorn according to scientists?

• Carnivorous

• Omnivorous

• Insectivorous

• Herbivorous

Which regions did the habitat of the Siberian Unicorn cover?

• Only western Russia

• From western Russia to eastern Kazakhstan

• Only eastern Kazakhstan

• From eastern Russia to western Kazakhstan

What is one theory about why the Siberian Unicorn survived longer than similar creatures?

• They migrated to Africa

• Western Siberia served as a refuge

• They developed advanced hunting skills

• They adapted to colder climates