What can we find from mammoths, for example in Wikipedia: Mammoths (lat. Mammuthus) are an extinct genus of mammals from the elephant family that lived in the Quaternary period.
They reached a height of 5.5 meters and a body weight of 10-12 tons. Thus, mammoths were twice as heavy as the largest modern land mammals - African elephants.
Most mammoths became extinct about 10 thousand years ago during the last Vistula Ice Age in the Late Dryas, simultaneously with the extinction of 34 genera of large animals (the Great Holocene Extinction). At the moment, there are two main hypotheses of the extinction of mammoths: according to the first, a significant, or even a decisive role in this was played by hunters of the Upper Paleolithic, and the other, explaining the extinction to a greater extent by natural causes (as a result of rapid climate change about 10-12 thousand years ago and the disappearance of the food supply for mammoths).
There are more exotic assumptions, for example, due to the fall of a comet in North America or large-scale epidemics, but the latter remain in the position of marginal hypotheses, which most experts do not support.
But there is another assumption, which claims that a small population of these fossil giants could survive in remote areas of Siberia. In particular, in Yakutia.
We bring to your attention 2 videos with live mammoths, which were captured on camera in Siberia. This may indicate that a certain number of individuals were able to survive and live on the territory of our country to this day. Where no human foot steps …
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