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The Little Girl and the Brave Dog Who Survived the Siberian Wild In 2014, three-year-old Karina Chikitova became a national story of survival after spending 11 days alone in the unforgiving Siberian wilderness of the Sakha Republic (Yakutia), Russia. Karina, who wandered away from her remote village, survived by drinking water from a river and eating wild berries. Crucially, she was accompanied by her small puppy, Naida. The dog provided warmth and comfort during the cold nights. Naida eventuall

64K views · 957 reactions | Most believed dogs were domesticated 14,000 years ago, but new DNA evidence suggests it happened 100,000 years ago. Dog skulls found in Czech Republic caves and a Siberian burial site show early domestication and their role in human belief systems. #DogDomestication #AncientHistory #Archaeology #DogEvolution #PaleolithicDogs #AnimalHistory From: Ancient Lost Worlds S1 Ep1 | Odyssey - Ancient History | Facebook

3.9K views · 13 reactions | ☄️Footage of an asteroid entering Earth's atmosphere, passing over Russia’s Siberian republic of Yakutia in the early hours of Wednesday (3 December) morning. The asteroid measured an estimated 70cm, according to the European Space Agency (ESA). | Euronews Next | Facebook

An asteroid of between 0.5 and 2 meters lit up the sky over Russia’s Siberian republic of Yakutia above Earth’s atmosphere. The Russian space agency said the asteroid was “potentially dangerous” but caused no damage. | CGTNEurope