Woolly Mammoth

Woolly Mammoth
Expansion	Wildlife Park: Wild Creatures
Cost	TBA
Expansion	Wildlife Park 2
Cost	5,000,000
Expansion	Wildlife Park 3
Attractive/s	5 stars
Cost	2000-4000 (adult) 3000-6000 (black adult) 2000-4000 (infant) 3000-6000 (black infant)
Animal Statistics
Class Order	Proboscidea
Diet	Herbivore
Appearances	Wildlife Park: Wild Creatures Wildlife Park 2 Wildlife Park 3

The Woolly Mammoth is a large prehistoric mammal from North America and Eurasia. It is an adoptable animal in all three Wildlife Park games.

Description

The woolly mammoth is one of the last known species of the genus Mammuthus and is closely related to modern elephants. Males could reach a size of 3.4m (11.2ft) tall at the shoulder, a similar size to the African Elephant, although it was relatively small compared to other species of mammoth. Like most mammoths, it featured large curving tusks which both males and females possessed, as well as a coat of thick fur which served as an adaptation against the cold climate of its Ice Age environment. Woolly mammoth fur is known to have been brown in color, with dark and light variations known.

The woolly mammoth lived across Eurasia and North America until between 10000 and 4000 years ago, on the "Mammoth Steppes" that were common at the time. Like modern elephants, females would have lived in large family-herds whilst males were largely solitary. It ate grass and sedges, and would have used its trunk and large tusks for foraging and manipulating food, as well as fighting. One of the most well-known extinct animals, the woolly mammoth, like many large Ice Age animals, is believed to have gone extinct due to a combination of climate change and overhunting by humans.

Wildlife Park

The woolly mammoth is an adoptable animal in Wildlife Park and was added as part of the Wild Creatures expansion pack. Like all extinct animals, it cannot be adopted until it is bred back through another animal. The woolly mammoth is bred back through the Indian Elephant, its closest living relative.

The woolly mammoth is the focus of the first scenario of Wild Creatures, where the player must collect DNA from a dead mammoth and breed an individual back from a female elephant.

Wildlife Park 2

The woolly mammoth is an adoptable animal in Wildlife Park 2 and is available in the base game.

Statistics

• Required Genes: 2200
• Cost: 5000000
• Attractiveness: 6 Stars

Food

• Water: 90 l/day
• Forage: 85 kg/day

Movement

• Run: 0.5 hours/day
• Swim: 2 hours/day
• Scrape: 2 hours/day
• Wallow: 1 hour/day

Environment

• Lowland
• Hardness of Ground: 0 to 50
• Temperature: -40°C to 30°C

Social Matters

• Maximum Age: 55 Years
• Sexual Maturity: 9 Years
• Size of Herd: 3 to 12
• Offspring: 1
• Gestation Time: 24 Months

Wildlife Park 3

The woolly mammoth is an adoptable animal in Wildlife Park 3 and is available in the base game. Each adopted individual comes with a pair of distinct tusks that is randomized: long, angled, bent, severed, swiveled. Their daily food and enrichment necessities include leaves, grass, water, scratching and wallowing (mud). They can live individually, with 10 as the maximum herd number.

Black Mammoth

Compared to their normal kinds, this variant has a higher price. Their needs remain the same nonetheless.

Diseases

These are the list of diseases that the said animal can suffer from:

AHS	Anixety	Apathy	Babesiosis
Bronchitis	Caries	Conjunctivitis	Cut
Deficiency	Dehydration	Diarrhea	Eczema
Gangrene	Gastric Ulcer	Iodine Deficiency	Mesostigmata
Splinter	Tuberculosis	Vasculitis	Wry Neck
Heat Exhaustion	Oil Toxication

Trivia

• The woolly mammoth is one of only two extinct animals, the other being Velociraptor, to be adoptable in all three Wildlife Park games.
• The black mammoth color variant in Wildlife Park 3 resembles a Columbian mammoth. Studies have shown that the Columbian mammoth is a hybrid species between woolly mammoths and a currently-unidentified species.

Gallery

Wildlife Park

Wooly Mammoth on the box of WPWC

Wildlife Park 3

• Long Tusks Variant
• Angled Tusks Variant
• Bent Tusks Variant
• Severed Tusks Variant
• Swiveled Tusks Variant
• Baby
• Others

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (black variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (dark variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (light variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (red variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (yellow variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (black variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (dark variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (light variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (red variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (yellow variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (black variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (dark variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (light variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (red variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (yellow variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (black variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (dark variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (light variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (red variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (yellow variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (black variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (dark variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (light variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (red variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (yellow variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (black variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (dark variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (light variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (red variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (yellow variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (black variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (dark variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (light variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (red variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (yellow variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (black variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (dark variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (light variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (red variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (yellow variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (black variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (dark variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (light variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (red variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with brown tusks (yellow variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (black variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (dark variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (light variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (red variant)

Test render of the Woolly Mammoth with ivory tusks (yellow variant)

Test render of the baby Woolly Mammoth

Test render of the baby Woolly Mammoth (black variant)