'(Paleontologist Dan Fisher delivers the clue)<br />Mammoths often had a <a href="http://www.j-archive.com/media/2009-04-24_DJ_27.jpg" target="_blank">hump on their shoulders</a>, which consisted of this type of tissue, and served as a calorie reserve during harsh winters'
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WAKING THE BABY MAMMOTH: <br />Mammoths often had a hump on their shoulders, which consisted of this type of tissue, and served as a calorie reserve during harsh winters
<br />Mammoths often had a hump on their shoulders, which consisted of this type of tissue, and served as a calorie reserve during harsh winters
<br />Mammoths often had a hump on their shoulders, which consisted of this type of tissue, and served as a calorie reserve during harsh winters
WAKING THE BABY MAMMOTH
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WAKING THE BABY MAMMOTH