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Ice Age Mammoth: Will This Ancient Giant Come Back to Life?

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Its trumpeting cries blasted into the cold Siberian air. But its mighty struggles only pulled it deeper into the soft mud. . . .

Could this have been the fate of the young woolly mammoth discovered more than 20,000 years after it died? As scientists carefully thaw this giant intact prehistoric mammal, they hope to learn more about how the species lived and why it–the largest mammal to ever live–became extinct. But most important, this animal’s well-preserved body may help answer an incredible question–can the mammoth be cloned and one day walk the earth again?

Breathtaking, accurate illustrations; full-color photographs; fascinating maps; and informative diagrams bring the story of the amazing mammoth to life in this large-size hardcover.

32 pages, Hardcover

Published October 9, 2001

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Barbara Hehner

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BARBARA HEHNER is the author of many children’s books. She began writing over 20 years ago, entering into a partnership with David Suzuki. Together they wrote six children’s science and activity books, starting with Looking at Plants. Barbara Hehner lives in Toronto with her family.

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August 28, 2013
I am writing a review on the book Ice Age Mammoth writen by Barbara Hehner.
I liked this book because of the information it gives your not only about the mammoth but about many different other animals, that were in the "Ice Age". This book does not have a main character as there is only one character the mammoth. My favorite quote from this book would have to be "Will this ancient giant come back to life?" as it gives the book a interesting feel to it and hooks the reader in.My favorite moment would have to be when they talk about the woolly mammoth being cloned as they compare the genes to elephants today and find very similar matches, but most importantly they state that "The mightiest land mammal of the ice age might find life today" as it keeps me as a reader entertained. The book has very good dialogue as they talk about how they fought one and another with sentences like the tusk smashes against the others with the force of a hammer smashes against a nail. I rated this book 4 star because I feel if you were looking for a book on mammoths this would be the top one to go with.
This is my review on Ice Age Mammoth if i need to improve anything please tell.
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