Mammoths Collection (#2)

Columbian Mammoth Fossil - South Dakota - USA - Hot Springs Mammoth Site is a natural hydrogeologic trap into which
CAN-4148 Columbian Mammoth Fossil South Dakota - USA Mammuthus columbi Hot Springs Mammoth Site is a natural hydrogeologic trap into which young male mammoths fell

Columbian Mammoth Fossil - Skull and tusk - South Dakota - USA - Hot Springs Mammoth Site is a natural hydrogeologic
CAN-4149 Columbian Mammoth Fossil - Skull and tusk South Dakota - USA Mammuthus columbi Hot Springs Mammoth Site is a natural hydrogeologic trap into which young male mammoths fell

Mammothus Primigenius
two mammoths in the snow

Mammals of the Pleistocene era. Artwork showing wildlife believed to have existed in the Northern Iberian Peninsula during the Upper Pleistocene era (125, 000 to 10, 000 years before present)

Woolly mammoths. Artists impression of a herd of woolly mammoths (Mammuthus sp.) during the peak of the ice age, 70, 000 to 10, 000 years ago

Scientists making measurements on baby mammoth
Paleozoology. Researchers making measurements of the preserved carcass of a baby mammoth (Mammonteus sp.). The animal was found in the Yamal Peninsula in northern Russia

Art of a woolly mammoth

Scientist examining carcass of baby mammoth
Paleozoology. A scientist examines the remarkably well preserved carcass of a baby mammoth (Mammonteus sp.). The animal was found in the Susuman district of northern Russia

Excavation of mammoth bones, Siberia. String has been used to create a grid to allow accurate identification of the location of each bone

Mammoths and sabre-tooth cats, artwork
Mammoths and sabre-tooth cats. Computer artwork of a herd of mammoths (Mammuthus columbi) being attacked by sabre-tooth cats (Smilodon fatalis)

Stone Age Artists
Coloured illustration depicting Stone Age artists of the Upper Palaeolithic or Reindeer Period. Their art dates from 32, 000 to 10, 000 years ago

The Mammoth Site, Hot Springs, Black Hills, South Dakota, United States of America, North America

Fossil - Mammoth Tooth - cross-section. Pleistocene South Carolina, USA E50T4155
CAN-2181 Fossil - Mammoth Tooth - cross-section. Pleistocene South Carolina, USA Mammuthus meridionalis John Cancalosi Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Mammoths Found Frozen
Two mammoths are found frozen in the Jamalm Peninsula, 2400 kilometres north of Saint Petersburg

Refusing to Board
The reason why some species became extinct is because Noah couldn t find even a single couple who believed him when he told them it looked like rain

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Step back in time and witness the majestic mammoths that once roamed our planet. 🐘 These prehistoric giants, like the Woolly Mammoth, captured the imagination of artists and scientists alike. Thanks to their incredible size and unique features, they have left an indelible mark on history. In Arthur Hayward's stunning reconstruction, we get a glimpse into the world of these magnificent creatures. The image transports us to a time long ago when mammoths freely roamed the Earth. Their thick fur protected them from harsh climates as they navigated through Neanderthal landscapes depicted in H. H. Johnston's artwork. The Mammoth Site in Hot Springs, South Dakota offers a fascinating insight into these ancient beings. Here lies evidence of their existence, providing valuable information about their behavior and habitat, and is truly awe-inspiring to stand at this site and imagine what life was like during the Ice Age. Even Trafalgar Square was not immune to the presence of mammoths. In this frozen depiction, we can envision how London might have looked during that era – bustling with both humans and these colossal creatures coexisting side by side. But it wasn't just humans who were fascinated by mammoths; they also captivated other animals' attention. Palaeolithic hunters engineered elaborate strategies to bring down these massive beasts for survival purposes as witnessed in lithographs depicting their hunts. They were more than just subjects for art or prey for early man; they played a crucial role in shaping our understanding of prehistory itself. From learning alphabets to witnessing giant bears alongside them, prehistoric boys experienced life intertwined with these gentle giants. As we explore further into Europe's past through colorful lithographs, we see how people lived harmoniously with various animals including mammoths – highlighting an interconnectedness between mankind and nature that still resonates today. The story of a testament to the wonders of our planet's history.