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Woolly Mammoth Aleksandra Ward

Woolly Mammoth Aleksandra Ward. Habitat The Woolly Mammoth lived in North America and Eurasia

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Woolly Mammoth

Aleksandra Ward

Page 2: Woolly Mammoth Aleksandra Ward. Habitat The Woolly Mammoth lived in North America and Eurasia

Habitat

The Woolly Mammoth lived in North America and Eurasia

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Appearance

Woolly Mammoths have brown hair, two long tusks, small eyes, big flat feet and small ears .The sive of the Woolly Mammoth was 13 feet tall

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Diet

The Woolly Mammoth was a herbivore.It ate grass and other plants

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Motion

The Woolly Mammoth walked on four legs

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Ancestors/Descendents

The Woolly Mammoth Descendents are Elaphent

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Predators

The Woolly Mammoth’s Predator is the Saber tooth Cat

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Common/Scientific Name

The Scientific Name for Woolly Mammoth is Mammuthus Primigenius

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Life span

Woolly Mammoth’s can live up to 400 to 500 years old!

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AdaptationLike all elephants the Woolly Mammoth has a long trunk for getting food out of the ground and the air.

Woolly Mammoths had a thick layer of fur as well as a thick layer of fat to keep them warm in a cold climate.

Their large size would have made them difficult to hunt even for a skiled predader.