Mammoths: Ice Age Giants - the preview | Natural History Museum

Published 2014-05-30
Get a look with Adrian Lister at the Mammoths: Ice Age Giants exhibition. See the unveiling of Lyuba, the best preserved mammoth to have ever been found, and get a glimpse of the giant Columbian mammoth, short-faced bear and sabre-tooth cat that featured in the exhibition.

Mammoths: Ice Age Giants was open at the Museum from 23 May to 7 September 2014. The exhibition was created by The Field Museum, Chicago.

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All Comments (11)
  • @ericscott9029
    WOW, look at how perfectly preserved that Mammoth calf is! I'm positive unlike dinos that there is plenty of Mammoth DNA to work with as far as cloning goes.
  • @Lady_Odi
    to me its so sad that museums have an enormous collection of beautiful and historic things and we (the visitors) only see a small fraction of it and even things that are visible in all other museums as well. i've seen things in documentaries that have never been shown to the public. then my question is why?
  • @Phytosaur
    Hmm all these are now at the la brea tar pits museum.
  • @a3avd_
    This shit makes me feel like the greats(like Alexander,ashoka,ceaser)were just born in recent Eras
  • @nylehotaling675
    Saw program about fossils of two mammoths found, tusks entwined... was conjectured something bellicose the cause; was actually a double suicide of two friends, very despondent over conditions involving so many violent, dangerous animals... Sad...