Prehistoric Skeleton Excavation Kit - Woolly Mammoth

Ready to excavate a Woolly Mammoth? Did you know in 1977, a deep-frozen baby woolly mammoth was discovered by gold miners in Siberia? It was only 6 months old when it died 40,000 years ago. Did you know a whole frozen mammoth was found in Siberia in 1900 and still had 14 kg of undigested food in its stomach, including moss, grass, and pine needles? And check this out, mammoths had very strong, flat-topped teeth which were resistant to wear and tear which was vitally important as mammoths fed mainly on tough, abrasive grass. Learn more fun facts at you dig out your mammoth skeleton, assemble it, and display it for friends and family!

Science Kit includes: Plaster block with mammoth skeleton embedded, brush, digging tool, soft wax for positioning the joints, instructions and cardboard display platform (plus photo) with fun printed facts!

Instructions are in English, German, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, and Japanese!