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What If Mammoths Never Went Extinct?

What If Mammoths Never Went Extinct?

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Well, what about a baby woolly mammoth? A team of Russian scientists is working hard to resurrect this quintessential Ice Age behemoth. But what if they never disappeared in the first place, and still roamed the Arctic regions on Earth? What would they eat? Would we hunt them for their tusks? How would they have adapted? Transcript and source
Date: 2023-11-26

Comments and reviews: 23


I think bringing Possums, Non-Platypus and Non-Echidna Monotremes, Dodo, Quagga, etc will be a far better option before Mammoth, as they were required by Mammoth for their survival.
Indian Cheetah, Chinese Tiger, Arab Lions, etc would be a better option yet as they were subspecies to our existing ones.
We think Dinosaurs, Mammoths, Indotherium are magnificent, but even if we revive Quagga, who went extinct in 18th century, we will achieve something really big.
Revival of Vaquita will not be required if the Chinese government takes off all its Illegal Fishing Nets out of the Bay of Mexico.
God grant that the Chinese people be rid of their Goernment and we the rest of the world be rid of China's Pollution and Tyranny, Amen.

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Mammoths went extinct 10, 000 years ago, becbecause modern man hunted them to extinction, just like the American Buffalo, and the Tasmanian tigers. Mainstream scientists don't want to admit that, just like historians don't like to admit that white Europeans wiped out Native Americans in the new world, such as the Aztecs, the Inca, and dozens of North American Indian tribes.
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Those are Oliphants, not Mammoths. An Oliphant is as big as a Brontosaurus if not slightly smaller (or bigger. How else would they be able to carry house sized saddles as well as crush humans and the horses they ride under their feet?

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Yes, there are mammoths, but not in our world, but behind Antarctica, where Admiral Richard Byrd saw them on his famous secret voyage hidden in his diaries. He saw many animals that you will not find in this world.
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Actually it only takes few years cause right now a baby mammoth with loads loads of dna is found thats when they-re now in de extinction zone right now its taking few years depends how fast
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-We should first keep the endangered elephants protected and make sure they live under good conditions before deciding to resurrect another species. - So true! --
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Please bring mammoths back to life there my favourite animal I hope they succeed in bringing mammoths back to life do you someone reply my comment if you want
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Climate change did most of the work in driving mammoths to extinction and at the end when they were an endangered species humans may have tipped the ballance.
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Even back in their day of frozen or half frozen ground coverage how the heck would there have been ANY plant material of that amount to feed them, surely.
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They would be hemmed in with global warming, and hunted relentlessly for their ivory.
Lets face it, we humans can't have nice things.

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If they were alive today the same thing will happen to them as elephants they have to be protected and if they-re not they will get hunted
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This narrator's voice gets really grating, especially when she's using the same cheer to describe endangered species and poaching.
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I want a woolly mammoth so i can ride it around and stomp on worthless libtards who are always crying about the environment.
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These woolly mammoths are gonna be cloned so that they can help with saving elephants from extinction, BRAVO! ---
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I would live on mountain and have a mammoth pet named Manny. I would love him, care about him and use him for agriculture.
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Watch mammoths have no hair but it-s just a plain elephant elephants are basically mamoths they might have not had fur too
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If the still existed I think I'd be a happy man, still waiting for that clone you said by 2010 it's been 11years
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Look up Wrangle Island mammoth. They were smaller than original mammoth but survived until around 4, 000 years ago.
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Luckily, they are herbivores, the only thing you would have to worry about them is Comfort and To not annoy them.
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I doubt that they compete, Beringia had huge herds of both modern and extinct animals, they would live together.
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If wooly mammoths come back WE NEED TO PROMISE NOT TO HUNT THEM but if they come back where will they live?
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Well, if mammoths still exist today, I guess siberian tigers now had a new prey to hunt. A very big prey. -
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Alot of Siberian poeple think that aren't exstint. Be careful what you wish for. That's all I need to say
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