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1. read.substack.com › p › the-weekender-woollyThe Weekender: Woolly mammoths, Sally Rooney discourse, and ...

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   4 days ago · Woolly mammoths, coming soon to a tundra near you. If all goes according to plan, woolly mammoths will once again roam the plains of North Dakota—and sooner than you might think. In this post, Brian Klaas reports on scientists’ efforts to “de-extinct” mammoths using DNA found in permafrost.

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3. www.backerkit.com › c › projectsEons Realistic Articulated Wooly Mammoth Figures

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   5 days ago · Scientifically accurate, articulated models of the Wooly Mammoth, Gompotherium, Moeritherium and Platybelodon, created by the minds at Creative Beast Studio along with Eons! Estimated delivery, late-Spring 2025.

4. americansongwriter.com › the-story-and-meaningThe Story and Meaning Behind "It's Not Unusual," the Mammoth ...

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   4 days ago · In 1964, the British teenage chanteuse Sandie Shaw broke out with a massive hit version of the Hal David-Burt Bacharach song “ (There’s) Always Something There to Remind Me.” Mills penned the...

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6. www.bfi.org.uk › sight-and-sound › interviews“There is another way”: making The Wild Robot

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   1 day ago · The makers of DreamWorks Animation’s wild escapade talk about bringing nature and technology together. The Wild Robot screened in the BFI London Film Festival as a special presentation on 13 October and is released across the UK on 18 October. “Nothing beats hearing live musicians, especially here in this city, which is just remarkable when ...

7. makeheadway.com › blog › how-to-overcome-fearLet Science Help You Learn How to Overcome Fear

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   1 day ago · Overcoming fear isn't a one-and-done deal. It's a practice. Like anything worth doing, it takes consistency. Start building daily habits that make you more resilient. Maybe it's meditation to calm your mind. Maybe it's journaling to process your thoughts. Maybe it's exercise to burn off that nervous energy.

8. www.nytimes.com › 2024/10/12 › booksBook Review: ‘Mammoth,’ by Eva Baltasar - The New York Times

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   4 days ago · Eva Baltasar’s “Mammoth” is a book of contradictions even before it begins. Despite its title, it is seemingly a featherweight, not a giant, clocking in at hardly 100 pages. But this is a ...

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   What can I do with a woolly mammoth?

   • At Gigmill's Year Three links, you can create a project using a woolly mammoth. Be creative and use whatever you have at home. Complete a stone age project, make a stone age cave out of a shoebox. What will your project look like? What will be inside? You could draw or paint in the style of a cave painting.

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   How do you tame a mammoth?

   • #1. The Mammoth is found in the snow, and can be tamed pretty easily. All you have to do is tranq it! They will sometimes come in groups though, so kill the ones you don’t want. #2. When the mammoth is tamed, its saddle has a drum on it, which I think gives buffs when you play it.

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   What does a mammoth do when tamed?

   • When the mammoth is tamed, its saddle has a drum on it, which I think gives buffs when you play it. The mammoth has multiple abilities: A standard Melee Attack, one where you can grab Dino’s and people, and yeet them, and that roar that I have yet to figure out what it does.

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   What does a mammoth do?

   • When manned by a rider who keeps the drums beating, the Mammoth provides the Ready for War buff to nearby allies in a wide radius. Ready for War grants Stamina regeneration to its recipient, and most useful of all: complete immunity to the Fear roar of enemy Yutyrannus.

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   How does a mammoth debuff work?

   • Whenever a Mammoth throws up its trunk and 'roars', it applies a debuff against hostiles in a wide radius called Intimidated. The Intimidated debuff reduces all Damage the target deals over a 15 second duration by 25% and can be continuously refreshed as long as the Mammoth keeps using its trunk roar ability.

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   Does motherhood tempt the narrator in 'Mammoth'?

   • Unlike in some novels of women’s longing, in “Mammoth” it is not exactly motherhood that tempts the narrator; it is pregnancy. Her desire is more bodily than maternal, more creative than practical, and her plans force her to fight against her deep contempt for other people, particularly men.

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10. www.thenakedscientists.com › articles › interviewsHuman DNA found in the teeth of museum lion specimens ...

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    5 days ago · Alidade - So I would say two things. First is, methodologically, this is interesting because where folks have used ancient hairs to do any type of research, usually you know what type of animal you are actually sequencing or getting DNA from. A good example is, people have analysed hair from Siberian mammoths.