Baby Mammoth could shed light on extinction


	Baby Mammoth could shed light on extinction

pokkets

1-6-2008 6:26 PM

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mammoth, cold, extinct

pokkets says:

It is virtually intact, with the ears and the tail bitten off. It proves Siberia has been cold for a long time.

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1-6-2008 6:47 PM

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They are extinct because the Japanese ate them all.

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