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The article discusses a study published in the journal _Science Advances_ which reveals that Ice Age hunters had a preference for targeting female woolly mammoth herds. This finding is based on an analysis of 2,000-year-old tusks from Siberia's Yana Riverside site, where researchers found that most of the remains belonged to young females rather than males or older individuals. The study suggests that these ancient hunters may have had a preference for hunting female mammoths due to their smaller size and possibly because they were easier targets compared to male mammoths.
