We do not recommend or endorse the consumption of this item. It is not food. It is a display piece. The specimen comes in an acrylic jar, which housed inside a glass-topped Riker display box measuring 4x3x1 inches. A small information card accompanies the specimen and serves as the certificate of authenticity. Please Note: We have not stabilized this material with resin.
It is very firm, like leather, but we recommend treating it as fragile as it can shed dusty bits. For this reason, we've placed each specimen in an acrylic specimen jar. We recommend keeping it in the jar at all times as it can be fragrant when exposed. Roughly the mass of a modern African elephant, the woolly mammoth evolved some , years ago in Siberia from the steppe mammoth widespread on that continent, and ultimately spread westward into Europe and eastward into North America via the Beringian land bridge that once connected modern-day Russia and Alaska.
This event may have been the second mammoth invasion of the New World, as the steppe mammoth forayed to North America about 1. In Pleistocene North America, woolly mammoths primarily roamed the cold, treeless tundra-grasslands immediately below the continental ice sheets—the American reach of the mammoth steppe—while Columbian mammoths occupied a more southerly, temperate range encompassing most of today's Lower 48 States and which extended deep into Mexico.
They shared this territory with fellow Pleistocene grazers, subsisting mainly on grasses and sedges along with willows, alders, and other stunted trees that grew sparsely in the high-latitude steppe lands, far more diverse biomass than the modern Arctic tundra. After disappearing from continental ranges roughly 10, years ago, small, isolated populations of woolly mammoth survived on Alaska's St. Paul Island until about 5, years ago and on Russia's Wrangel Island until perhaps 4, years ago.
A Baltimore City Paper article cites a piece in Science magazine, which reported that of 39 mammoth carcasses found in the world to that point 10 years after the Explorers Club dinner , "just four were reasonably complete"—as I suppose it must have been to feed a gala—and even then the meat was often rotten. Hopefully, for Mr. Nichols and the rest of the attendees' sakes, this was not the case with Reverend Hubbard's mammoth.
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