100,000 year old Mammoth molar, 2580 grams
100,000-year-old woolly mammoth molar found in the North Sea
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Woolly Mammoth
This molar comes from the woolly mammoth. The scientific name for this species is M. primigenius. This hairy elephant had huge tusks and hair that could hang to the ground to protect itself from the cold.
Living area of the mammoth
The woolly mammoth was found in today's Europe and North America, but the landscape looked very different then. During the ice ages, a lot of water was stored in ice caps and a lot of seas were dry. This allowed the mammoth to spread over large parts of the world.
Well preserved
This molar comes from the North Sea and is well preserved. You don't have to worry about decay.
| Article code | MBK45 |
| EAN | 8784765301009 |
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