Woolly Mammoth

This issue of Kids Answers explores the great ice age and woolly mammoths. Learn what the word prehistoric actually means!

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Hey kids! Buddy Davis here. Don’t forget, you can always trust your Bible, God’s Word. It gives us real, true answers—even to things that at first don’t seem to make sense. Click here to read more from this issue of Kids Answers!

My name is Charlie, and just like any other monkey, I’m always excited to meet new friends and go on incredible adventures. You’ll soon find out that I ask tons of questions, too.

And that’s one reason I’m really happy that my best friend Trike is here! Any time I have a tough question, Trike shows me how to find the answer. Can you see that he is a triceratops? The two of us make a great team!

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Features

• Children Kids Magazine Article

  Jan. 11, 2010 , pp. 1–2

  Woolly Mammoth

  Woolly mammoths belong to the same elephant kind as mastodons and modern elephants.
• Children Kids Magazine Article

  Jan. 11, 2010 , pp. 2–3

  Prehistoric?

  Nothing is prehistoric!
• Children Kids Magazine Article

  Jan. 11, 2010 , pp. 4–5

  The Great Ice Age

  Creation scientists who trust the Bible believe that there was only one ice age.