Stepping into the mammoth steppe
The ultimate prehistoric tool kit
The art of the ancient ambush
Sustaining life after the showdown
YOUR GOAL
Master of How to hunt a mammoth without getting squished
timberbear Mammoth Steppe
Step into the cold savanna of the ancient past (oh yeah!) / Where the woolly mammoths wander on the golden grass (wander on!)
timberbear To consume 180 kilograms of daily vegetation, these massive beasts traveled predictable routes, allowing prehistoric hunters to plan
timberbear Dodge the mammoth's charge to discover how early humans survived the harsh Ice Age.
Mammoth ears: Woolly mammoths had ears about fifteen times smaller than modern African elephants to prevent heat loss in freezing temperatures.
A cold, dry, and treeless grassland ecosystem that dominated the northern hemisphere during the Pleistocene epoch. A Paleolithic hunter tracks a woolly mammoth as it migrates from dense woodlands onto the open grassland.
How thick was the layer of fat underneath a woolly mammoth's skin for insulation?
Why is the classic image of a woolly mammoth in a dense forest technically inaccurate?
Approximately how much vegetation did an adult woolly mammoth need to eat every day?