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Woolly mammoths co-existed with early humans, who hunted them for food and used their bones and tusks for making weapons and art.

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The Wooly Mammoth was actually very key to the environment back then, they provided our ancestors with vital resources such as meat due to the richness in protein and fat, and their bones were used ...

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However, Wooly mammoths survived cold climates, but their relationship with early humans was difficult. Early humans used mammoth bones to build art and tools. Early people revered mammoths, according ...