The Yukaghir people are an indigenous group primarily found in the northeastern part of Siberia, Russia. They traditionally inhabit the regions along the Kolyma River and are known for their unique language, which belongs to the Yukaghir language family. Historically, they engaged in hunting, fishing, and reindeer herding, relying on the rich natural resources of their environment. Today, the Yukaghir population is small, with estimates around 1,000 individuals. Many Yukaghir people have adopted modern lifestyles while still preserving aspects of their cultural heritage. Efforts are ongoing to revitalize their language and traditions, ensuring their identity remains vibrant in contemporary society.