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'''Woolly mammoths''' were large terrestrial, and hairy mammals that lived during the [[Pleistocene]] epoch between 2 million and 10,000 years ago. They went extinct at the end of the last [[ice age]]. Climate change is usually blamed for their extinction but humans may have played a part. They are related to the modern elephant and preserved mammoth corpses have been found in Siberia. Scientists believe that it may be possible one day to clone the mammoth.

'''Woolly mammoths''' were large terrestrial, and hairy mammals that lived during the [[Pleistocene]] epoch between 2 million and 10,000 years ago according to [[Theory of Evolution|evolutionists]]. Evolutionists claim that they went extinct at the end of the last [[ice age]] while believers in the Bible say that they likely died in [[Noah's Flood]]. Climate change is usually blamed for their extinction but humans may have played a part. They are related to the modern elephant and preserved mammoth corpses have been found in Siberia. Scientists believe that it may be possible one day to clone the mammoth.