Where do wooly mammoths live?

Answer 1

Wooly Mammoths live in cold, dry habitats, but they migrate year-round. In the winter, mammoths migrate south for warmer environments, and in the summer, they migrate north for colder environments. The "Wooly" in front of their names answers why they do so.

Answer 2

Mammoths were grazers, so they lived in grassy plains. Some species, such as the woolly mammoth, lived in the tundra. Others, such as the Columbian mammoth, lived in temperate or even subtropical grasslands.

Answer 3

The wooly mammoths were grazing animals. They lived on grasslands. They competed with Buffalo, Deer, Antelope, and Caribou for the available tall grass. It took a lot more grass to support a mammoth than any of its competitors for grass. They could crop it too low for a mammoth to eat it. Very few mammoths remained when humans came to North America.

Answer 4

Woolly mammoths lived in the tundra. A tundra is a somewhat dry, treeless plain where it has very cold winters and short, mild summers. The ground always stays frozen a few inches down, and it is dominated by grasses, moss, lichens, and small shrubs.

Answer 5

The woolly mammoths' habitat was a cold and windy grassland that was a tundra like steep environment .

Answer 6

Woolly mammoths lived in Siberia, Alaska, and northern Europe.

Answer 7

mostly the snowy tundra and praries.

Answer 8

temperate to arctic

Answer 9

North America but now extinct

Answer 10

11,500 to 13,500 years ago