This reddish-brown Haolonggood Mammuthus Primigenius recreates the woolly mammoth as a detailed 1:35 scale collectible, with a heavy Ice Age build, deeply textured shaggy fur, long sweeping tusks, and a calm forward-walking pose for collector displays and educational collections.
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The Haolonggood Mammuthus Primigenius - Reddish Brown measures: 7.8" L x 3" W x 4" H
Model Scale: 1:35
The Haolonggood Mammuthus Primigenius - Reddish Brown presents the woolly mammoth in a steady forward walk, giving the figure a calm sense of movement rather than an exaggerated action pose. Its compact body, high shoulders, sloping back, short tail, and thick legs create the heavy proportions expected of a cold-adapted Ice Age elephant. The long trunk hangs naturally beneath the head, while the enormous tusks sweep outward and upward in broad curves that dominate the silhouette. Small ears, a raised crown of hair, and a broad forehead complete the recognizable mammoth profile.
Dense fur texture covers nearly the entire body, with longer, irregular strands concentrated around the head, neck, shoulders, belly, and upper legs. Shorter texturing along the trunk and face helps separate exposed skin from the shaggy coat. The reddish-brown finish uses warmer brown tones across the body, darker shading around the head and limbs, and pale tusks and toenails for contrast. Subtle variations in the coat color bring out the layered hair without hiding the underlying anatomy. The model's balanced stance, detailed surface work, and 1:35 scale make it suitable for collector displays, Ice Age dioramas, and educational collections comparing mammoths with living elephants. The restrained pose also allows the tusks and body proportions to remain clearly visible from multiple angles.
Mammuthus primigenius, commonly known as the woolly mammoth, lived during the Pleistocene Epoch across northern Eurasia and North America. It inhabited cold, dry steppe-tundra and northern taiga environments where grasses, sedges, herbs, and low shrubs were widespread. Woolly mammoths were roughly comparable in size to modern elephants, but their bodies were adapted to severe climates through dense fur, a thick layer of fat, small ears, and a shortened tail.
These mammoths were herbivores that used broad, ridged molars to grind tough vegetation. Their long tusks may have helped clear snow, strip bark, move vegetation, and compete with rivals, although not every use can be known with certainty. Herd behavior was probably similar in some respects to that of living elephants, with females and young traveling together while adult males were more independent. Their high-crowned teeth document adaptation to an increasingly abrasive grass-based diet.
Woolly mammoth remains have been recovered from Europe, northern Asia, Alaska, Canada, and other parts of the former mammoth steppe. Frozen carcasses from Siberian permafrost have preserved hair, skin, soft tissue, stomach contents, and DNA, giving scientists evidence unavailable from bones alone. Fossil teeth and skeletons reveal evolutionary changes in diet and body form, while ancient DNA has helped trace population history and the survival of isolated mammoths on Wrangel Island until roughly 4,000 years ago.
Part of the Prehistoric Animals Collection by Haolonggood
Part of our collection of Dinosaur Figures
Made of durable synthetic material by Haolonggood. Hand Painted.
Suitable for Ages 14 and Up.
Product Code: HLG-007-A
Model Number: Haolonggood #007-A
Brand: Haolonggood
14+ Years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
