University of Tubingen and the Senckenberg Nature Research Society researchers hunting by humans appears to have significantly cut mammoth populations in western

Published 18, December 2014 at 240 × 161 in University of Tübingen and the Senckenberg Nature Research Society researchers: hunting by humans appears to have significantly cut mammoth populations in western Europe around 30,000 years ago

The Mammoth of Vogelherd Cave (found 2006): The latest research suggests that humans hunted mammoths to the point of extinction in western Europe 30,000 years ago. Photo: J. Lipták, copyright Universität Tübingen

The Mammoth of Vogelherd Cave (found 2006): The latest research suggests that humans hunted mammoths to the point of extinction in western Europe 30,000 years ago. Photo: J. Lipták, copyright Universität Tübingen

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