Humans vs. Woolly Mammoths vs. Climate Change

Royal Victoria Museum, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, 2018Humans get a bad rap — and many times justifiably so — but apparently we did not cause the extinction of the woolly mammoth; it was climate change that brought about the end of the gigantic mammals after having lived on the Earth for five million years. Naturally…

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