Are Mammoths Still Alive?

Could mammoths still survive in the remote Taiga forest?

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Still in Search of Prehistoric Survivors by Karl Shuker
Timofeyevitch:

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St Paul Island Mammoth:

Wrangle Island Mammoth:

Unimake Island:

Mammoth Folklore:

Mammoth footage Hoax:

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Killing the Last Mammoth:

The Taiga

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Mammoths in Antartica:

Admiral Byrd:

Mysterious Antarctica:

Thai Elephant:

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[CalvinTheCarnotaurus]

Honestly, it'd be pretty funny if Colossal brought back the Mammoth and then we find a population of them already roaming Siberia or Alaska, although I think something like that would be more plausible with the much smaller Thylacine, instead of a multi-ton behemoth.

[TLowGrrreen]

Many, many years ago, I remember reading that the bones of pygmy mastadons were found on islands off the coast of California. And that coastal indiginous tribes had tales of how they had been hunted to extinction as part of their oral histories. I forgot the source years ago, but I would love to see you explore this. Great content 👌

[lopsidedcrn]

Neither your channel or Truth's channel ever fail to produce a video that keeps me engaged. Great work.

[richard-cfce]

I've lived in Fairbanks Alaska for 60 years I've heard these stories my whole life

[williambaize]

In 2015 a seismic sensor was destroyed by an unusual large animal stepping on it and crushed it in Alaska. Also Alaskan Natives say they hunted them as recently as 200 years ago and described the Mammoths to white men. Also in the early twentieth century a Native turned in a tusk with flesh and blood still on it, to a trader. A scientist saw huge tracks like elephant tracks in mud less than a hundred years ago in Alaska.

[fatbikearcticnomad]

I love Wooly Mammoths and Mastodons 🦣🦣

Great video man!!

[ejbear]

In a College Speech Class I did a speech about possible Surviving Mammoths based on the Mammoth chapter in Heuvelmans' book and the MacLean's Magazine story. It was a 5 minute speech and I had over 15 minutes of questions--I got an A on the speech.

[jaredtheamerican]

Thomas Jefferson actually believed Mammoths were roaming the Great Plains. When he sent Lewis and Clark he hoped that they would find a mammoth. The fact that Jefferson thought this is pretty interesting.

[connormcmurphy]

Nothing quite like opening my YouTube app, and seeing that beautiful blue border around that thumbnail. Hell yes :)

[CaptainUnikitty]

These videos always hook me in, I really find these creatures interesting and even the movie Ice Age was my first introduction of many animals that are now extinct (mainly the first movie) but also I remember seeing a video about all these stories from indigenous tribes about mammoth (only unsure if it was from actual true tribes but the stories where very interesting like seeing mammoth as scary night monster than just hairy elephants walking around, but also humans hunted them down so I might be just that) great video keep it up 👍

[kimosabi]

When I was a young boy, living in a West Virginia, my Pop would tell a story about pterodactyls living in the secluded woods of a nearby mountain. A few months later, I saw an episode of Jonny Quest with a Pteranodon and was convinced. Long live imagination!

[blobbertmcblob]

There's actually the idea that when people see these animals, they're seeing time anomalies and seeing into the past. Seeing ghosts, if you will.

[detroitandclevelandfan]

My Dad grew up in Michigan and had a lot of Native American friends growing up. His friends grandparents would tell them stories of their ancestors hunting Mammoths. They were around a lot longer then what people want to think

[FreedomToRoam]

I'll believe live mammoths are real when I see a fresh dead body of one. Kind of like Sasquatch. There is a reason why our Osage tribe had to switch away from Ni-ta (literally, "Water meat", our word for elephants/mammoths) to Elk and Deer, then later to bison. But they recognized elephants immediately when the circuses brought them. And stories about them talk about how loud they were, which sounds consistent with pretty recent knowledge of them in northeastern USA. So yeah, I'd love to see them wandering around for real!

[SOK]

We need a video of Alleged Dinosaur(In-General) Sightings

That’d be fun

[alinapopescu]

It's early morning over here, so I had something interesting to watch at breakfast. Thank you!
Bringing back mammoths should be the lowest on mankind's list of literally burning issues...

[Carnelust]

I checked to see if you had any new uploads literally two hours ago, it's like magic!

[cmreturns]

that would be a great monsterquest episode talking that mammoths that escaped before the plan on resurrecting them 3 years later

[tomhutchins]

What I'm taking from this is there are no mammoths, but possibly an unknown species of giant underground rat. And obviously the reason we haven't found them is because they are underground, industriously digging subway systems and sewers that humans then find and use for new purposes.