Why are there different ideas that explain how the Siberian wooly mammoths came to be frozen underground?

Answer 1

Not usually frozen ground, but ice itself. Ice preserves carcasses better because the air capsules in the ice balance the oxygen levels. Ice and frozen ground in ancient Siberia stays frozen ground. And it works as a near perfect preserve.

Answer 2

Woolly mammoths lived in what is now Siberia. Much of Siberia is tundra, meaning that it is so cold that just a few inches below the surface, the ground is always frozen. So, if a mammoth died and was buried quickly, after which the soil or ice on top of it froze, the mammoth would stay frozen as long as the ground or ice did, which could be thousands of years in Siberia.

Answer 3

Mammoths survive in -30s and how do they do it they have fleecy fur.

Answer 4

Some wooly mammoths may have been found intact in frozen ground because they were preserved in the icy. This can happen if the ground has stayed frozen continuously.

Answer 5

the climates changed worldwide

Answer 6

Because its awesome.

Answer 7

ice