Climate change wiped out the mammoth.

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The human species did not cause the extinction of the mammoths.



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For 5 million years woolly mammoths descended the earth until they disappeared for good almost 4,000 years ago and scientists have finally shown why.



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These incredible animals lived alongside primitive humans and were a staple of their diet, their skeletons were used to build shelters, harpoons were carved into their giant fangs, they were painted on cave walls, and the musical instrument 30 thousand years ago. oldest known flute was made from a mammoth bone.



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Now researchers from the University of Cambridge published a study in the journal www.nature.com/ where they describe how they analyzed ancient environmental DNA and showed that as the climate warmed the trees and plants of the humidities took control and they replaced mammoth grassland habitats.



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Scientists claim that climate change directly drove the change in vegetation and humans had no impact on them according to the models, this is a difficult historical lesson that demonstrates the unpredictability of climate change.





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But elephants are known for a great sense of smell, if vegetation changes won't they be able to find somewhere else far away especially with the help of their great ability to smell?

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