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Study explains ancient mammoth hunting of females
A recent study revealed that Ice Age hunters primarily focused on hunting female woolly mammoths, rather than randomly targeting males. The findings showed that about 70% of the mammoth bones discovered belonged to females, whereas in the natural environment, the ratio was nearly the opposite, with males being the majority. Researchers suggest that females lived in herds led by females, which made them easier to hunt and increased the chances of success, especially since their smaller size made them less dangerous to hunters. Additionally, terrain features such as marshes and slopes were used to trap the mammoths before attacking them with spears.
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