By Peter D. Ward
Just 12,000 years in the past - on the peak of the final Ice Age - saber-toothed tigers, huge floor sloths, camels, hippos and the good herds of proboscideans: immense mastodons and mammoths, extinct family of the elephant, roamed the land the place skyscrapers now stand. Why are those superb creatures now not with us? This compelling booklet explores the explanations for those extinctions and gives a travel of mass extinctions all through earth's heritage, together with the good comet crash that killed off the dinosaurs. Brilliantly written, The name of far away Mammoths is a fascinating exploration of the historical past of lifestyles and the significance of humanity as an evolutionary force.
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