Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Mammoth

👉 Mammoths, also known as theropods or mammoths, were a group of massive carnivorous mammals that lived during the late Cretaceous period (about 68 to 66 million years ago) in what is now North America. They are named after their large, blunt tusks and long necks. Mammoths were herbivores that primarily ate plants and smaller animals like rabbits, deer, and small mammals. However, they also had a significant amount of

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👉 Mammoth reptiles are a group of extinct animals that lived during the time when dinosaurs were on the scene. These creatures are characterized by their large size, long necks, and ability to climb trees or other surfaces. Some examples of mammoth reptiles include the meerkat-like Mammoths, the giant lizards of the genus Trachemys, and the extinct reptile known as the Lepontines. The term "mammoth" is commonly used

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👉 The term "mammoth" refers to a large, massive, and formidable creature that is characterized by its size, strength, and robustness. It often refers to a large, massive organism with a body that is roughly 30-50 times larger than the average human. The mammoth's massive size is attributed to their ability to grow and develop rapidly, which allows them to reach heights of up to 12 meters (39 feet) and weigh over 27

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