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Why did woolly mamoths die out?
because they did not have enough food because the ice age came
Are wooly mamoths reptiles?
yes wooly mamoths are reptiles. they were around in the jurrasic period. wooly mamoths are dinosaurs, they also go by the name of woolysaurus rex.
When did wolly mamoths become extinct?
the last wolly mamoths died out during the last ice age
Are mamoths extinced?
Yes
Where in the world did mamoths live?
ustralia
How many toes do woolly mamoths have?
18
Are there mamoths left on earth?
No, Woolly Mammoths are extinct.
Do mamoths have a backbone?
yes because they where living things
How did mamoths get extinct?
Maybe being killed off by humans or climate change or diaease.
What animals lived in Britain 2000 years ago?
mamoths and dinosaurs
Where do ice age mamoths live?
they live in caves and migrate in groups
How did the Indians hunt?
They hunted Rabbit, Bear, Squirell, and Birds, buffalo, mamoths
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