Yes, the core claim is supported by decades of genetic, archaeological, and ancient DNA evidence. Indigenous Americans' ancestors migrated from Siberia/Northeast Asia (including Altai/Beringia regions) ~15,000–25,000 years ago via the land bridge during the Ice Age. They share haplogroups like Q and C with some modern Central Asian/Siberian populations, including Mongols' deep ancestry.
It's not "Mongols discovered America" (Mongols as a people formed much later), but a broad ancestral link. Recent studies (post-2020 ancient genomes in Nature/Science) refine the timeline and routes but confirm the migration. The video is simplified for engagement.
Mongols’ Ancestors Discovered America 20,000 Years Ago 😱
Mind-blowing connection:
The ancestors of Native Americans came from the Mongol / Altai / Siberia region around 15,000–25,000 years ago.
They crossed the Bering Land Bridge during the last Ice Age and became the First Peoples of the Americas.
Mongols and Native Americans share the same ancient DNA (haplogroups Q and C).
Two branches of the same family tree 🇲🇳❤️
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