Do mammoths exist

Answer 1

While in theory possible, due to the large amount of well preserved mammoth remains in the arctic tundra that has lead to a wealth of genetic information, there are still many roadblocks. Mammoth genetics has reached the point where one can in fact download a mammoth genome from researchers, and researchers have inserted mammoth genes into elephant cells in a lab, but one of the primary problems is the elephant (and presumed mammoth) reproductive system. The elephant reproductive system is complicated enough that in vitro elephants are problematic leading to conservation concerns, in vitro mammoths or elephant-mammoth hybrids could be impossible.

Answer 2

No... They are completely extinct.

"Mammoth" refers to members of the genus Mammuthus, which is a wholly extinct relative of the modern elephant. Both are members the family Elephantidae within the order Proboscidea.

("Genus" is one level below "family" and one level above "species".)

Answer 3

yes mammoths do exist in the during ice age

Answer 4

so far, no, wooly mammoth DNA is very hard to clone, but we are still trying

Answer 5

Yes it is possible. Scientists are working on a cloning machine that can bring extinct animals such as the mammoth back to life.

Answer 6

We're not sure yet but is a possible. Scientist found a way that just might be possible to bring back mammoths.

Answer 7

No