n.猛犸(象)，毛象
mammoth的复数

原形：mammoth复数：mammoths

The mammoth was a massive creature that roamed the Earth during the Ice Age.
猛犸象是冰河时期在地球上漫游的大型生物。
Fossil evidence suggests that mammoths lived alongside woolly rhinoceroses and saber-toothed tigers.
化石证据表明猛犸象曾与长毛犀牛和剑齿虎共存。
A team of archaeologists discovered a well-preserved mammoth skeleton in Siberia.
一支考古队在西伯利亚发现了一具保存完好的猛犸象骨架。
The mammoth's tusks were as long as 13 feet, making them formidable weapons.
猛犸象的獠牙长达13英尺，是强大的武器。
In the past, humans hunted mammoths for their meat, hides, and bones, contributing to their extinction.
过去，人类为了获取猛犸象的肉、皮和骨骼而猎杀它们，导致了它们的灭绝。
Paleontologists study mammoth remains to understand how these ancient animals adapted to harsh environments.
古生物学家通过研究猛犸象遗骸了解这些古代动物如何适应严酷的环境。
The discovery of a frozen mammoth in permafrost has provided scientists with valuable insights into its biology.
在永久冻土中发现的冰冻猛犸象为科学家提供了关于其生物学的重要线索。
The mammoth's massive size indicates that it had a slow metabolism, allowing it to survive cold climates.
猛犸象的巨大体型表明它的新陈代谢缓慢，使其能适应寒冷气候。
In popular culture, mammoths are often depicted as symbols of the last ice age or prehistoric wonders.
在流行文化中，猛犸象常被描绘为最后一个冰河时代或史前奇观的象征。
Scientists have attempted to clone a mammoth using DNA from preserved remains, but so far, their efforts have been unsuccessful.
科学家试图利用保存下来的遗骸DNA来克隆猛犸象，但至今尚未成功。