Woolly Mammoths, Mastodons, and Amazing Teeth! | SciShow Kids

The video explores the fascinating world of prehistoric animals, focusing on Smilodon, elephants, and their extinct relatives like mastodons and mammoths. It discusses the differences in their teeth and tusks, their habitats, and dietary habits. The video also compares these ancient creatures with modern elephants, highlighting similarities and differences. Through playful interaction and inquiry, viewers learn about the adaptations and behaviors of these animals.

What is a Smilodon more commonly known as?

• A saber-toothed cat

• A woolly mammoth

• A giant sloth

• A prehistoric bird

Which extinct animal had a jaw that resembled a shovel?

• Saber-toothed cat

• Plaid Belladon

• Mastodon

• Woolly Mammoth

What feature of mammoths suggests they lived in cold environments?

• Their long legs

• Their thick fur

• Their small size

• Their large ears

How did mammoths likely use their tusks in snowy environments?

• To dig for water

• To push away snow

• To attract mates

• To build nests

What type of teeth do mammoths have that are suited for grinding grass?

• Sharp canines

• Curved tusks

• Flat molars

• Pointed incisors

What does the presence of ridges on elephant teeth indicate about their diet?

• They only eat grass

• They eat only fruits

• They can eat both grass and leaves

• They are carnivorous

Which modern animal is more similar to mammoths in terms of diet?

• Lions

• Rabbits

• Elephants

• Giraffes