Woolly Mammoth (10,000 B.C.)

Woolly Mammoths are prehistoric elephants that appeared in the 2008 movie 10,000 B.C.

Notes

• The woolly mammoths stampeded in a herd while real mammoths never stampeded together. Mammoths also couldn't gallop like horses, cause of their physiology. At best, they could move at a fast trot, like modern day elephants.
• The mammoths were not that imposingly huge in real life.
• They were also domesticated as pack animals, while the real ones were never domesticated.
• They only lived in cold, northern areas of North America and Eurasia. They never would survive in deserts.
• Characters refer to the mammoth herd's lead bull. Mammoths were headed by a matriarchal female, a lead cow. Bulls never lead the herd.
• They also built pyramids, which they never did in real life.

Appearances

• 10,000 B.C. (2008)