woolly mammoths

A child wants to bring his woolly mammoth to the library.

"With its massive tusks and long trunk, the woolly mammoth was the early ancestor of today's elephants.Go back in time and learn more abou this prehistoric pachyderm and its home during the Ice Age."--Back cover.

"Provides a revealing look at the Woolly Mammoth through a... graphic novel story, accompanied by ... facts and fossil record information"--Provided by publisher.

Simple text and color illustrations provide an introduction to woolly mammoths.

Illustrations accompany the story about a day in the life of a woolly mammoth, describing what the dinosaur looked like, where it lived, what it ate, and how it protected itself against enemies.

"[Orq is] convinced that he's #1-able to throw far, climb high, and run fast-until talented Torq and his pet giant sloth, Slomo, move into the cave next door. Torq throws farther, climbs higher, and runs faster. Suddenly everyone seems to think that Torq and Slomo are #1!"--Amazon.

"Meet Orq. He cave boy. Meet Woma. He woolly mammoth. Now meet Dorq. Dorq big. Dorq strong. Dorq mean. And Caba, he even worse. Ugh! Double ugh!"--Dust jacket.

A sequel to "Raising the mammoth" that follows scientists as they analyze the freed Jarkov mammoth's remains and search Siberia for clues about the life and extinction of the wooly mammoth.

When Woolly Mammoth searches for food during a snowstorm, he becomes separated from his herd.

Dr. Clock and his baby travel back in time to visit prehistoric animals in the Ice Age.