Woolly Mammoth

There are three reasons why mammoths went extinct. Scientists have proven that they are all combined to get the result of mammoths dieng. They are:

Humans hunting them down

Lack of food -Mammoths were the biggest grass eaters after the ice age the grass land became trees

Climate change

It isn't

No. It was a mammal (gave live birth).

You can't kill him, he is immortal

Elephants are mammals, they do not lay eggs.

If elephants are descendants of the woolly mammoth, or they share the same genetic ancestor, scientists may consider playing with the DNA in an elephant egg cell to bring out the traits of the woolly mammoth.

We certainly had tassels on Bell-ropes when I was in the RN. They were called "tassels". The tassels were not separate from the rope but made by un-laying and spreading the fibres making-up the end of the bell rope. Many bellropes, perhaps most, did not have a tassel.

Bell ropes were made by a rating on-board who enjoyed and was well practised in rope work. I made one myself and was given it when I left HMS Obdurate.

I still have it.

For further information see "The Ashley Book Of Knots"

that depends because their was a lot of kinds of mammoth their is a

the woolly mammoths ...... and more . but usually about as long as a normal human (that doesn't smoke or take drugs )

They are now extinct, but they used to lived in the North American and Eurasian prairie plains 1.7 million years ago because they ate grass.

Because the mammoth is extinct, we cannot know exactly how strong it was. However, based solely upon the skeletal structure, it would seem to have been very strong, probably as strong as an elephant or stronger.

the wollymammoth is on the mousetrap on page 25

No mammoths were just like today's elephants only with a thick furry coat. Their feet were like an elephant's feet - a big round fatty pad to support their massive weight.

because The Woolly Mammoth probably went extinct because it couldn't adapt to the combined pressures of the climatic warming that occured when the Ice Age ended, together with predation from humans.

every one knows the largest mammoth specie was the SONGHUA RIVER MAMMOTH....... it reached heights of 5 meters.......not at all confusing!!!!!!!!!!!!!

They were prey, mammoths were herbivores meaning they ate plants. They had no need to hunt for food and were often preyed on by cavemen and other large carnivores (meat eaters.)

An elephant. because of the instiction of the dinasoars and ice age, and a mammoth was one from the ice age so the elephant carries on from the mammoth! And a elephant/ Mammoth is the a predator! So they relations of both they are the oldest predators!

The tusks (which are also teeth) look the same as those of an elephant, however the molars are more difficult to describe. This link shows a picture of mammoth molars. http://www.aaahs.org.uk/img/mammoth.jpg

Like modern elephants, mammoths were grazers. Most of their diet consisted of grass. Also like modern elephants, however, they probably ate some leaves and occasional fruit.

The Wooly Mammoth weighed 12000 - 20000 lbs.

Technically, the term fossil refers to remains that have been replaced with minerals. Therefor, a frozen mammoth is not really a fossil. Instead, it could be called a frozen mummy.

Mammoths stopped shedding. Eventually, they lost the ability to shed fur.

they probably will be able to sometime in the future but not in the present day and age

The woolly Mammoth mainly ate grass flowers and vegetables

The oldest known fossils of woolly mammoths were found in sediments that may have been 150,000 years old. Most woolly mammoths became extinct about 10,000 years ago. However, a dwarf group of woolly mammoths survived on Wrangel Island until about 1700 BC.

yes it did and then the other half of the population got eaten