The Hemet mammoth is a well-preserved fossil of a woolly mammoth discovered in 1993 near Hemet, California. This specimen is notable for its size and the condition of its remains, which include bones and tusks. The mammoth lived during the last Ice Age, approximately 40,000 years ago, and is part of the species Mammuthus primigenius. The discovery of the Hemet mammoth provided valuable insights into the life and environment of these ancient creatures. Researchers have studied its remains to understand their diet, habitat, and the reasons for their extinction. The fossil is now housed in a museum, where it continues to educate the public about prehistoric life.