After lengthy scientific research, domestic experts were able to determine the exact date when mammoths disappeared from the Eurasian continent. Scientists have established that ten thousand years ago this genus of mammals still existed in Siberia, and mammoths were no longer in other territories. The reason for the extinction of rare animals was the insufficient amount of minerals in their body.
Scientists from Tomsk State University completed their voluminous research on the eve of when exactly and for what reason mammoths died out on the territory of the Eurasian continent. Experts have established that mammals still existed on the territory of the Novosibirsk region ten thousand years ago, but in other territories they have not been there for a long time. One of the key reasons for the disappearance of a rare species of animals was the lack of minerals in their bodies, which are necessary for the life of any living being.
According to preliminary data, the last mammoths lived on the Wolf's Mane Upland. It was this area that was rich in minerals, calcium, magnesium and other useful substances. It is worth noting that the ancient people knew about the migration of mammoths, which took place at a certain time, and tried to go hunting in time so as not to miss the "procession" of animals.
Poluyanovich Ekaterina