Rankings / Prehistoric / Land / Super heavyweight / Woolly Mammoth
Prehistoric · Pleistocene–HoloceneLandSuper heavyweight
Woolly Mammoth
Mammuthus primigenius · Northern Eurasia and North America
Record
0–0
Win rate
–
Fight rating
1,500
Fighter stats
Estimates from fossils, for adults- Lived
- About 400,000 to 4,000 years ago
- Weight
- ~8,000–13,000 lb
- Size
- ~9–11 ft at the shoulder
- Top speed
- Unknown; likely similar to elephants
- Weapons
- Curved tusks up to ~13 ft, huge body
- Diet
- Herbivore: grasses, sedges
- Lifespan
- Unknown; likely ~60 years, like elephants
Power-ups
- Massive size
- Long curved tusks
- Thick fur and fat for the cold
Weak spots
- Calves vulnerable
- Not built for speed
Fight record
- ?vs. Woolly RhinocerosTundra · 0 votesNo votes yet
- ?vs. African ElephantOpen plains · 0 votesNo votes yet
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In the wild
The last mammoths lived on Siberia's Wrangel Island until about 4,000 years ago. Fewer than 10 founded that population, which grew to about 300.
Source: su.seChemical layers in a 17,000-year-old tusk showed one Alaskan mammoth walked almost enough to circle Earth twice in its 28 years.
Source: news.ucsc.edu