It links the 'mammoth' to the 'mastodon'.

它把“猛犸象”和“乳齿象”联系起来。

And the mastodon didn't brush their teeth.

而且乳齿象从来不刷牙。

Kistler says mastodons probably weren't put off by the gourds' bitter taste.

基斯特勒表示，乳齿象可能不会被野生南瓜的苦味吓退。

One of the most significant discoveries was the huge skull of an American mastodon.

其中，最具标义的发现之一就是一个巨大的美洲乳齿象头骨。

But the mastodons roam far and wide to find the kind of plants they need.

但乳齿象为了找到们需要的植物，会四处游荡。

They took the place of mastodons and the larger stag-moose, both of which became extinct.

们取了乳齿象和体型较大的牡鹿，这两种动物已经灭绝了。

Other sequences come from land animals, including caribou, hares, mastodons, geese, lemmings and ants.

其序列来自陆地动物，包括驯鹿、野兔、乳齿象、鹅、旅鼠和蚂蚁。

He says as unpalatable as those early squashes were, they made a tasty tidbit for mastodons.

，尽管早期的南瓜很难吃，但它们对乳齿象来是美味佳肴。

No less to Midas than the mendicant. No less to you now than the mastodon then.

迈达斯与乞丐一视同仁。当今的你与昔日的乳齿象伯仲不分。

But then, of course, the mastodons died out.

当然，后来乳齿象灭绝了。

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Clearly there's an overlap between people and these mega herbivores.

Archarologists found paintings showing humans living with mastodons and other giant animals.考古学家发现了描述人类与乳齿象和其巨型动物生活在一起的绘画。The researchers say the images were likely painted around 12,600 to 11,800 years ago.研究人员称，这些画很可能是在12600至11800年前绘制的。The paintings are located on rock walls in what is now central Colombia in the Amazon rainforest.这些画位于现在哥伦比亚中部亚马逊雨林的岩壁上。身份不明的男：很明显，人类和这些大型食草动物之间存在交。

It took sequenced mastodon DNA and used it to produce collagen, a protein found in skin and tendons.

它对乳齿象的遗传物质进行了测序，并用它来制造胶原蛋白，这是一种在皮肤和肌腱中发现的蛋白质。

Mastodon DNA remains have previously been found in forests in North America, a long way away from Greenland.

此前曾在距离格陵兰岛很远的北美森林中发现过乳齿象DNA残骸。

Many users are moving to an alternative called Mastodon, a free social network platform where posts are called 'toots'.

许多用户转向了一个名为“乳齿象”的免费社交网络平台，在那里发布的帖子被称为“嘟嘟”。

Dozens of species lived across North, Central and South America, alongside other ancient creatures like mastodons and giant armadillos.

许多物种生活在北美、中美和南美洲，同时生活在那里的还有其它远古生物，比如乳齿象和巨型犰狳。

Mastodons, close relatives of mammoths, were widespread all over North America during the ice age.

乳齿象是猛犸象的近亲，在冰河时，们的足迹遍布整个北美。

Ecologically, mastodons would fit in well in a poplar-birch forest in Greenland, as they did in North American woodlands.

从生态上讲，乳齿象很适合格陵兰岛的白杨-白桦森林，就像它们很好地适应北美的林地一样。

The inescapable conclusion is that these mastodons migrated, making a round trip of more than 400 miles every year.

这些乳齿象每年都进行400多英里的往返迁移。

" I wouldn't have, in a million years, expected to find mastodons in northern Greenland, " said Love Dalen.

洛夫·戴伦：“在一百万年里，我从未期望过在格陵兰岛北部发现乳齿象。”

Both mastodons and sloths are browsers.

乳齿象和巨型地懒都是食草动物。