Prehistoric Humans Hunted Female Mammoths, Climate Change Led to Extinction

New research suggests that prehistoric humans specifically targeted female mammoths. Mammoths disappeared from North America and Eurasia around 10,000-12,000 years ago due to rapid climate warming at the end of the ice age, which transformed their grassland habitats.

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Praistorijski ljudi ciljano lovili ženke mamuta

Mamuti su nestali sa kopnenih djelova Sjeverne Amerike i Evroazije prije oko 10.000 do 12.000 godina, na kraju ledenog doba, kada se klima naglo zagrijala, a otvoreni travnati predjeli na kojima su nalazili hranu zamijenjeni šumama i vlažnom tundrom

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Prehistoric Humans Hunted Female Mammoths, Climate Change Led to Extinction

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