Not everything was frozen, there was still some visible foliage, they could also tell when there was grass and plants under thin layers of snow or ice, they would just dig to it
The Mammoth was an Herbivore, eating tree roots, plants and any vegetation it could find.
Whatever they could find.
they arrived because of the mamoths and had to fallow them to find food and or shelter for what they eat was the wooly mammoths
They browsed through coarse arctic grass as an elephant would. You're welcome.
yes, there has been a baby mammoth found in Siberia and also a few report's on what looked like rhinoceroses. Children sometimes do homework on these kind of things so you could go on a child's help homework site and find out more there. in Alaska there is sure to have them as well because it was part of the ice age and very cold.
Mammoths were grazers. They primarily lived on grass, like African savanna elephants do today. Also like modern elephants, mammoths ate occasional leaves and fruits.
I read about them in a book when I was about 5 years old. Scientists know about them because of bones and frozen carcasses that have been found. The frozen carcasses are from the tundra in Alaska or Russia, and the bones can come from anywhere where woolly mammoths lived in Russia, northern Europe, and Alaska.
Not so far. Here's the problem: we find frozen mammoths because mammoths lived during the last Ice Age, which just (geologically speaking) ended. Dinosaurs lived much, much longer ago and since then there have been many warm periods when all the ice melted, even in Anarctica. If any dinosaurs had been frozen, they would have been thawed out long ago.
first the wooly mamoth makes it then it dies then we did it up and find it
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.
Thomas Jefferson expected Lewis and Clark to find Mammoths.
Based on fossils found grass and vegetation