woolly mammoths

Presents an introduction to woolly mammoths, large mammals that existed in prehistoric times, describing their appearance, behaviors, and where they lived.

Illustrations and rhyming text describe the woolly mammoth and how it survived during the Ice Age.

Describes what has been learned about the physical appearance, behavior, and surroundings of the long-extinct woolly mammoth.

Describes what is known of this prehistoric ancestor of the elephant, based on the preserved remains of mammoth bodies.

Introduces the physical characteristics, habitat, and behavior of the prehistoric relative of modern-day Indian elephant.

Examines the history of the mammoths that roamed parts of Europe, Asia, and North America; and discusses how they adapted to various climates and what caused them to die.

A wild ride in a hot-air balloon lands Echo and his human friends, the Bat Pack, in the mountains where they discover a real, live woolly mammoth--and the poachers who are hunting it.

While trying to dig a swimming pool in their backyard, Ryan and Katie discover what they think is a dinosaur bone.

Provides information about the wooly mammoth, an animal that lived on Earth over 20,000 years ago, discusses the possible reasons for the extinction of the mammoth, and includes information about scientific studies of the frozen carcass of a mammoth found in Siberia, and the possibility that the animal could be cloned.

A great woolly mammoth leads her family across rivers, plains, and glacial ridges on an annual migration to familiar feeding grounds during a journey which happened more than 12,000 years ago.