What is "woolly mammoths"

Usage examples of "woolly mammoths".

Woolly rhinoceroses, who usually gathered only in family groups, and the larger herds of woolly mammoths ranged farther, but in winter they stayed north.

As massive and majestic as woolly mammoths were, the Mamutoi feeling for them went beyond wonder at their size.

The woolly mammoths were well adapted to the harsh periglacial climate of their cold environment.

Across the ravine a small herd of woolly mammoths was lumbering past.

She glimpsed migrating woolly mammoths, saw musk oxen in a phalanx with their young at their backs facing down a pack of wolves, and carefully avoided a family of evil-tempered woolly rhinoceroses.

The woolly mammoths had become the most successful of all the ancient elephant lineages.

There shouldn't be woolly mammoths from some other age a few million years farther along in time, to say nothing of squirrels from this age.

Siberia also shifted north in an incredibly short time span, as evidenced by fruit trees with leaves and woolly mammoths that were found quick-frozen, with vegetation undigested in their stomachs that no longer grew within a thousand miles of that location.

It was all that running around barefoot, chasing antelope and woolly mammoths.

Now all she had to do was worry about hitting a mine that had been floating free since the days when Cro-Magnon man chased woolly mammoths between glaciers back on Earth.