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Angus Koepp
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∙ 14y agoThey didn't. They both branched off from an ancestral form. They lost fur from end of ice age.
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∙ 16y agoNo. They are separate lineages in the family Elephantidae.
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∙ 11y agoThe mammoths became extinct as a result of the rise in the global temperature between 12,000 and 10,000 years ago. Hunting by humans may have also been a contributing factor.
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∙ 12y agoMost of them died out bye climate change, but some of them died out bye over hunting by the humans and epidemics being spread also by he humans
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∙ 9y agoWoolly Mammoths didn't evolve into anything. The last small remnant of the Woolly Mammoths died out roughly 3,600 years ago.
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Are elephants not mammoths?
Elephants are less hairy than mammoths and do not posses such large tusks. Elephants are not extinct, while mammoths are.
Do indian elephants eat wolly mammoths?
No, ew. Woolly mammoths don't even exist anymore. Asian elephants are herbivores anyway, and so were mammoths.
What do mammoths and elephants have in common?
Their trunks
How do you mammoths walk?
Exactly like elephants ;)
Are elephants related to woolly mammoths?
yes
Do mammoths look like hairy elephants?
yes
Did woolly mammoths resemble elephants or bears?
Bears
The wooly mammoths and predators?
Just like modern elephants, woolly mammoths could run. As a matter of fact, elephants are known to run up to 35 miles per hour. There is no evidence that mammoths couldn't run.
To which modern animal does woolly mammoths seem most closely related?
Woolly mammoths look very much like modern elephants. They are more closely related to Asian elephants than to African elephants.
What evidense is there surronding mammoths?
The evidenCe that there was mammoths is that years ago many were found frozen and they are an ancestor of elephants
What are mammoths like?
mammoths are generally animals resembling elephants. they were living before n during the age of dinosaurs.
Are mammoths still living today?
no, but there are elephants that still thrive.
