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Why Did the Last Woolly Mammoths Go Extinct 4,000 Years Ago? Joe Rogan and Dan Flores

4.0× channel medianShort0:35People & BlogsPublished Oct 7, 2026, 3:00 PM · 2w ago

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Description

Historian Dan Flores joins Joe Rogan to examine the isolated final population of woolly mammoths on Wrangel Island. Flores breaks down how rising post-glacial sea levels trapped these Ice Age giants, triggering a catastrophic genetic meltdown that doomed the species to extinction 4,000 years ago. #joerogan #jre #danflores #mammoths

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Published: Oct 7, 2026, 3:00 PM
Length: 0:35 (35 s)
Format: Short (3 min or less)
Category: People & Blogs
Audio language: EN-US
Quality: HD
Captions: No
Made for kids: No
Licensed content: Yes
Video ID: 3XJsyyEPHps

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