10 Interesting Fact About The Ice Age

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• The ice era is a period in the history of the earth when global temperatures decrease dramatically, causing sea levels to freeze and the formation of ice layers on it.
• The last Ice era occurred around 2.6 million to 11,700 years ago and referred to as the last ice age or Pleistocene.
• During this time, animals such as mammoth, elephants, and rhinos together with prehistoric humans live on earth.
• During the last ice age, the North American continent is connected to Asia through a ground bridge called Beringia.
• Mammoth has thick and pointed hair that can protect them from extreme cold temperatures during the last ice age.
• Elephant Ice Age has long and pointed teeth used to tear plant plants and plants that grow under the ice layer.
• Prehistoric humans utilize mammoth bones and ivory elephants to make tools and weapons.
• Many species of extinct animals during the last ice era, including mammoths and elephants of the ice age.
• Many Mammoth fossils and ice age elephants found throughout the world, including in Siberia and North America.
• The last ice age ended around 11,700 years ago, and since then the global temperature has increased gradually, allowing the development of life as we know it today.