Woolly Mammoth Research Paper

There was unusually well preserved Woolly Mammoth carcasses uncovered from frozen in Siberia that were 39,000 years old. They were so well preserved that the hair on the body was well intact. There has been an effort to resurrect the extinct Siberian Woolly Mammoth species with the well preserved DNA from the tissues found from the ancient beasts. They plan to then utilize the DNA for an embryo to be implanted to a living female elephant so the fetus can grow in the hopes of giving birth to a woolly mammoth. If the Woolly Mammoth was brought back from extinction, it wouldn’t have much habitat left for the Woolly Mammoth to call home The Woolly Mammoth existed around the times the predecessors to homo sapiens existed and may have been
hunted to extinction because of them and other predators The people indigenous to Siberia have found the remains of Woolly Mammoths and have used their tusk fossils in the ivory trade The khan of the Mongols during the 13th century was said to have sat on a throne made of Woolly Mammoth ivory Because the well preserved Woolly Mammoths were decayed, the smell was so awful that only wild scavengers and the dogs that followed the explorers would eat the carcasses. However, the Chinese sometimes recommended Woolly Mammoth meat for illnesses and some Siberians cooked the Woolly Mammoth meat they found. There have been rumors that the Woolly Mammoth never really went extinct and there have been reports where a creature described with similar characteristics to the Woolly Mammoth have been passed to the Russians from Siberian natives. However, these could be non-credible witness accounts.