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

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Woolly Mammoth Aleksandra Ward

Habitat The Woolly Mammoth lived in North America and Eurasia

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

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

Motion The Woolly Mammoth walked on four legs

Ancestors/Descendents The Woolly Mammoth Descendents are Elaphent

Predators The Woolly Mammoth’s Predator is the Saber tooth Cat

Common/Scientific Name The Scientific Name for Woolly Mammoth is Mammuthus Primigenius

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

Adaptation Like 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.