We've been very excited to share this video with you. Always had a fascination with the Woolly Mammoth. What pre-historic animal would you like to see next?
Some ideas/suggestions for future video(s). Many of these will include a whole genus. So you can decide which specific species you'll go into great detail about, or you can go into great detail for all known species within said genus (depending of course on the amount of information on said genus and species). Up to you either way. Natodomeri lion. Eurasian cave lions. American cave lions. Paleoloxodon. Daeodon. Wooly rhinoceros. Cave bears. Cave hyenas. Cave leopards. Borophagus. Dinocrocuta. Pachycrocuta. Dinopithecus. Livayatan. Megalodon. Inostrancevia. Dunkleosteus. Ngangdong tiger. Deinotherium. Deinosuchus. Mastodons. Sivatherium. Chalicotherium. Dimetrodon. Pelorovis. Syncerus antiquus. Aurochs. Smilodon. Homotherium. Amphicyon. Hemicyon. Steppe bison. Aenocyon dirus. Pleistocene North American jaguars. Those are all I can think of for now. I greatly enjoy your highly informative videos, and keep up the good work.
I once visited a remote camp in the middle of a game park in Zambia. The guide warned us that a few weeks previously a male elephant had rampaged through the camp, which was just mud huts with grass roofs, and scarred the guests. Not wanting to kill the elephant. a guide had deliberately shot it through the ear, and this had scarred it off. Don't go near an elephant with a hole in it's ear was the message. One morning I got up very early and saw this elephant a good way off. I walked towards him. When I got about 150 feet away I stopped. He was looking right at me, just staring. I looked back at him, and I swear I could feel a strong intelligence scrutinizing me. I saw a lot of wild animals on that trip but I never felt such a powerful intelligence in any animal in my life (monkeys seem retarded by comparison). Therefore I think it's reasonable to assume that mammoths were intelligent too.
Matthew 7:16-20 KJV Ye shall know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles? Even so every good tree bringeth forth good fruit; but a corrupt tree bringeth forth evil fruit. A good tree cannot bring forth evil fruit, neither can a corrupt tree bring forth good fruit
I WAS TRULY EXCITED TO VIEW THIS VIDEO ON MAMMOTHS ❣️🦣❣️ HOWEVER THE DELIVERY OF THE VOICE OF THE COMMENTATOR WASN'T AS EXCITED AS I WAS *** MAKING IT SOUND LIKE A BEDTIME STORY TO FALL ASLEEP QUICKLY *** PLEASE MAKE IT AS EXCITING AS POSSIBLE *** ❣️❣️❣️🦣🦣🦣❣️❣️❣️
Many of the images you present as woolly mammoths are, in fact, other mammoth species, such as Columbian mammoths, or even mastodons. Otherwise, it's a pretty good video.
This guy on here sounds good... You should here some of the guys my younger GF listens to.. Those guys make your ears bleed while you beat your skull in the wall.
We've been very excited to share this video with you. Always had a fascination with the Woolly Mammoth. What pre-historic animal would you like to see next?
Some ideas/suggestions for future video(s). Many of these will include a whole genus. So you can decide which specific species you'll go into great detail about, or you can go into great detail for all known species within said genus (depending of course on the amount of information on said genus and species). Up to you either way.
Natodomeri lion.
Eurasian cave lions.
American cave lions.
Paleoloxodon.
Daeodon.
Wooly rhinoceros.
Cave bears.
Cave hyenas.
Cave leopards.
Borophagus.
Dinocrocuta.
Pachycrocuta.
Dinopithecus.
Livayatan.
Megalodon.
Inostrancevia.
Dunkleosteus.
Ngangdong tiger.
Deinotherium.
Deinosuchus.
Mastodons.
Sivatherium.
Chalicotherium.
Dimetrodon.
Pelorovis.
Syncerus antiquus.
Aurochs.
Smilodon.
Homotherium.
Amphicyon.
Hemicyon.
Steppe bison.
Aenocyon dirus.
Pleistocene North American jaguars.
Those are all I can think of for now. I greatly enjoy your highly informative videos, and keep up the good work.
Scimitar cat or lokotunjsilurus
A-mazing what a great article 👏. Thank you for sharing this 👏.
Play at 1.25 so the narrator doesn’t sound annoyingly slow 😅
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the mammoth was always my favourite ice age animal if i got to describe a mammoth in one word the word it's POWER
Well do0ne,
I upped the playback speed to 1.25x this video is quite listenable.
I once visited a remote camp in the middle of a game park in Zambia. The guide warned us that a few weeks previously a male elephant had rampaged through the camp, which was just mud huts with grass roofs, and scarred the guests. Not wanting to kill the elephant. a guide had deliberately shot it through the ear, and this had scarred it off. Don't go near an elephant with a hole in it's ear was the message. One morning I got up very early and saw this elephant a good way off. I walked towards him. When I got about 150 feet away I stopped. He was looking right at me, just staring. I looked back at him, and I swear I could feel a strong intelligence scrutinizing me. I saw a lot of wild animals on that trip but I never felt such a powerful intelligence in any animal in my life (monkeys seem retarded by comparison).
Therefore I think it's reasonable to assume that mammoths were intelligent too.
How about the cavebear??
If the mammoth is to be brought back let it be taken to Africa in that area there will be a good weather conditions for the species.
Matthew 7:16-20 KJV
Ye shall know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles? Even so every good tree bringeth forth good fruit; but a corrupt tree bringeth forth evil fruit. A good tree cannot bring forth evil fruit, neither can a corrupt tree bring forth good fruit
Can't wait to try Mammoth burgers, or trunk steaks. C'mon geneticists, I'm getting hungry.
I WAS TRULY EXCITED TO VIEW THIS VIDEO ON MAMMOTHS ❣️🦣❣️
HOWEVER THE DELIVERY OF THE VOICE OF THE COMMENTATOR WASN'T AS EXCITED AS I WAS ***
MAKING IT SOUND LIKE A BEDTIME STORY TO FALL ASLEEP QUICKLY ***
PLEASE MAKE IT AS EXCITING AS POSSIBLE ***
❣️❣️❣️🦣🦣🦣❣️❣️❣️
Many of the images you present as woolly mammoths are, in fact, other mammoth species, such as Columbian mammoths, or even mastodons. Otherwise, it's a pretty good video.
Columbian mammoths are not hairy
Overall not horrible, but alot of wrong pictures and information
I wish mammoth still excited 😢
I WISH MAMMOTH Still exist 😢
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Get rid of this voice narrator it absolutely ruins this documentary for gods sake
I want to know more about the mammoth 🦣 I am very interested in this.
Can't listen to this guy's voice
This guy on here sounds good... You should here some of the guys my younger GF listens to.. Those guys make your ears bleed while you beat your skull in the wall.
That sounds like its narrated by AI
Please remove the annoying music
Too many mastodon farts creating climate change?