What is mammoth?

Mammoths are great proboscisseci (animals similar to elephants) who lived during the Pleistocene, Pliocén and Early Holocene Epoch-4.8 million for approximately 4,500 years. They probably were extinct people. Mammoths are all members of the family mammuthus . They were herbivorous, like their living relatives of elephants, and would consume around 550 lb (250 kg) of fresh vegetable matter a day, which would be difficult in Eurasia glacial. Mammota was part of a larger trend in the ice age, which favored larger animals. These animals are called megafauna and most of them disappeared when their habitats have changed and become susceptible to hunting people. Mammoth), Mammuthus Imperator l Mammuthus Afrial. Mammoth), mammuthus trogontherii (Steppe Mammoth), mammuthus meridianalis (southern mammoth), mammuthus lamarmorae (Sardinian dwarf Mammoth), mammuthus Jeffersonii and and and Mammoth) and mammuthus) and mammuthus Jeffersonii. Sungari (Songhua Mammoth).

Despite the modern meaning of the word "mammoth" as an adjective, this creature was not much larger than today's elephants. Although the largest known species, the Imperial Mammoth in California, exceeded 16 feet (5 meters), weighed up to 13 tons, most animals were smaller, not much larger than the modern Asian elephant. There were even three kinds of dwarves, all examples of island gigantism: Pygmy Mammoth, who lived in the California Islands of the CONTHLS, which in themselves are less than 200 square miles. (518 km) in the SardinskMammoth, found on the Mediterranean island of Sardinia and on the island of Wrangel Island, from the island north of Siberia and in the Arctic circle, the only known dwarf Mammoth.