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Where does a mammoths live?
Some researchers have doubts that mammoths lived in the cold climate zones. Recently, Russian scientists have received strong evidence of woolly mammoths' frost-resistance - they possessed sebaceous glands. The trip to visit mammoths was paid by the International Scientific and Technical Center, and the researchers' search for sebaceous glands was supported by the Federal Target Scientific and Technical Program entitled "Investigations and Developments for Science and Engineering Priority Guidelines in 2002-2006".Specialists of the VECTOR State Research Center for Virology and Biotechnology and the Zoological Institute (Russian Academy of Sciences) have discovered sebaceous glands in the skin of woolly mammoths, the scientific community unsuccessfully looking for sebaceous glands for more than a hundred years. As sebaceous glands are an instrument of adaptation to cold climate, the discovery by Russian scientists serves a convincing argument in the dispute whether the mammoths did live in the frost.
What do wooly mammoths do?
The Woolly mammoth used its incisors (tusks) to dig in the snow and pick up plants and tree parts to eat.
What was a wooly mammoths diet?
The Mammoth was an Herbivore, eating tree roots, plants and any vegetation it could find.
What did woolly mammoth eat?
Their diet mainly consisted of grasses, rushes (flowering plants distinguished by cylindrical stalks or hollow, stem-like leaves) , and sedges (tall, sharp-like grasses found in shallow water, swamps, beaches, etc.)
How much does a woolly tree fern weigh?
A woolly tree fern can weigh anywhere from 20 to 50 pounds, depending on its size and age.
Are stems or other parts of the plant woody and rigid like a tree?
It is a plant stems are woody plants of tree so yes it is a plant ...
What do wooly worms eat?
leaves if very hungry eat fruit tree leaves
Cotton wool like substance growing on your apple tree what is it?
It is likely woolly apple aphids.
What are all the parts of a tree?
A tree consists of roots, a trunk, branches, leaves, and sometimes flowers or fruits. The roots anchor the tree and absorb water and nutrients from the soil, while the trunk supports the tree and transports nutrients between the roots and leaves. The branches and leaves are responsible for photosynthesis, producing energy for the tree, and flowers and fruits are involved in reproduction.
What parts of a fallen tree does timber plants use?
They use the bark of a female dog, the inner core of the earth and the honey residue.
What is the meaning of he that plants a tree plants for posterity?
Since he who planted the tree will be dead before the tree is full grown he I planting the tree or those to come after him
Why did mammoths have fur?
the meat for food, the bones for materials like musical instruments, the skin as clothing and the tusks for tents
