French prehistoric expert Henry Neville on the results of his study of mammoths: "It does not appear to me possible to find in the anatomical study of their skin and hair any argument for adaptation to the cold," Smithsonian Institution Annual Report, 1919, p. 332.
Despite the modern belief that woolly mammoths lived during the Ice Age. They could not have survived even in today's climate of northern Siberia, let alone 13,000 years ago, during the Ice Age.
All the evidence suggests that the woolly mammoth lived in a temperate climate. But then it turns out that at the beginning of the Late Dryas, 13,000 years ago, Siberia was not an Arctic region, but a temperate one.
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