How did a woolly mammoth move?

Answer 1

Mammoth blood contains special cold adaptations that helped to survive in the Arctic. The oxygen carrying molecules in the blood of woolly mammoths was adapted to survive extreme cold. Mammoths had more than woolly coats to protect them from the frigid conditions of their sub-zero stomping grounds. The extinct beasts had a form of antifreeze blood.

Answer 2

They had special padding on their feet that prevented them and their heavy bodies from sinking into the snow. they also had several coats of thick fur and thick, tough hide. They lived in herds, so their body warmth was another thing that kept them warm. They also had special eyelids that protected its eyes from heat and snow.

Answer 3

Here is a link that should really help. http://www.world-science.net/othernews/081119_mammoth.htm

Answer 4

The woolly mammoth moved just like an elephant - walking, running on all four legs.

Answer 5

By feeding them milk and help mend their bones so that they can defend off their enemies, such as the saber-toothed tiger.

Answer 6

well really it had no defense they wer eleohants... it was probably their weight as only defense i mean seroisly you look on the internet no where else it answers this

Answer 7

The woolly mammoth had its wool to keep it warm, and huge tusks to use as weapons. But the species still became extinct.

Answer 8

Tge adaptations that a wooly mammoth have its the big furs