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About as long as my 12 inch or take a few.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 12y agoThe smallest mammoth's tusks could grow up to 4 ft long. The smallest kind of mammoth is the Pygmy Mammoth.
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How big were mammoths tusks?
about 10 feet long
What do mammoths have in common?
1. All mammoths had long, dramatically curved tusks. 2. All mammoths had longer forelimbs than hind limbs. 3. All mammoths were grazers.
Why are the tusks of mammoths not preserved?
There are mammoth tusks that have been preserved. In fact, there was a trade of mammoth ivory from carcasses even after they were long extinct.
Woolly mammoths adaptations to the cold?
they had long, thick fur to keep out the cold. Their tusks would help get prey.
What did mammoths use their tusks for?
i dont know but i think they use them to frighten other animals/creatures
Are there any mammoths with 4 tusks?
An ancient mammoth that I do not know about.
How did the earliest California use mammoths?
They used their tusks as tools
Are elephants not mammoths?
Elephants are less hairy than mammoths and do not posses such large tusks. Elephants are not extinct, while mammoths are.
What is the shape of a mammoths body?
big i mean like 2 to 4 elephants long tusks and lots of fur (brown) :)
Did the mammoths beocme extinct because the ice age was over?
Mammoths became extinct from people hunting them for their tusks and fur.
How long are a wooly mammoths tusks?
Up to 15.67 feet long longer than the average elephants trunk
What is the characteristics of the wooly mammoth?
Woolly mammoths were about as tall as a modern-day Asian elephant. Bulls could weigh as much as 8 tons and stood somewhere between approximately 9 feet tall and 13 feet tall. Woolly mammoths had an outer layer of shaggy hair and an underlayer of wool to keep them warm in the cold climates that they inhabited. They had long, curved tusks that could grow to be up to 16 feet long. Mammoths also had a large hump on their back that scientists believe may have been used to store fat. Scientists speculate that mammoths used their tusks to clear away snow in effort to find food and travel more easily. Scientists have also found evidence that the mammoths would rest their trunk on one of their tusks.
