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Although researchers are not actively pursuing the possibility of resurrecting the woolly mammoth, they believe with the rapid development of technology, the mammoth could be resurrected in the not-too-distant future, Schuster said.— The Daily Collegian Online - News
The wooly mammoth, which is an ancestor of our modern elephant, lived on earth for
If the team thought the mammoth was a tough nemesis, then the giganotosaurus is truly epic.— SCI FI Wire
The hunter initially thought the mammoth was a dead reindeer when he spotted parts of her body sticking out of damp snow.— Breaking News - The Post Chronicle
Lyuba, as the mammoth was named, was only months old when she died some 40,000 years ago, but she has provided the scientific community with invaluable information on a species that's been extinct since the last ice age.— Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Local News

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