Woolly Mammoth That Walked With Humans
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Woolly Mammoth That Walked With Humans


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Contrary to popular belief, woolly mammoths coexisted with humans much longer than previously thought, with a small population surviving on Wrangel Island until approximately 1650 BCE. This means they were still alive while ancient civilizations were already building pyramids and developing complex societies. Their eventual extinction was likely driven by a combination of climate change, human hunting, and geographic isolation.
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