Mammoths survived in Siberia until just 3,900 years ago, climate change likely responsible for extinction, new study reveals -- Science & Technology -- Sott.net

Thousands of years ago, massive woolly mammoths roamed the Mammoth Steppe — a chilly, but flourishing Arctic ecosystem that was once the largest biome on Earth. These megafauna trampled high grasses and fed on ample vegetation. Comment: Note that...

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