No, we don't mean hunters in their fifth day of deer camp. We mean woolly mammoths, the elephant cousins that became extinct thousands of years ago.
Mammoths are back in a big way.
A frozen mammoth named Zharkov has made news recently by being dug up virtually intact in a remote area of Siberia. And the Net is lovin' him. The page follows Zharkov's excavation and the early laboratory studies done on his furry self. But that's just the beginning of mammoth presence on the Web, some of which deals with Wisconsin's own. The Hebior Mammoth, discovered in a Kenosha farm field in 1994, is the largest complete mammoth ever discovered in North America.