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It is a known fact that Siberia went from tropical to sub arctic in a matter of days or even hours.

Look at the planet and you will note that the region you are referring is just opposite the Siberian region where Mammoths froze to death (relatively - instantly.

Take Camels from the tropics and move them instantly into a much cooler climate than they normally habituate and most would die. They were adapted for much warmer climates.

Many would have migrated south and reestablished their species in warmer climate and that is if they immediately wondered in the correct direction to allow for survival.

It was speculated that the earths crust rotated due to glacial imbalance at either (or both) north and south poles. The entire earths crust shifted and Antarctic moved to the S Pole.

There are prehistoric maps that show what is now the Antarctic was located more where central to lower Africa is now. There are trees under the ice and animals that could only have existed in such a climate but are now buried for many centuries (about 10).

ALSO note that about that time the Great Flood occurred which is logical because BOTH North & South poles would have almost immediately melted causing the entire planets ocean to rise.

It would have taken a few centuries for both poles to rebuild glaciers substantial enough to gradually lower the ocean level to where it is now. (More or less).

Quick note. The rotation of the earths crust would have affected Siberia more severely than what is now Canada.

Africa and Australia would have become warmer and I understand from scientists that there is strong indication that this is just the case.

We are fortunate that the arrangement of our continents at this point is more balanced and is therefore more likely to remain stable.

There's so much wrong about what you chose to believe I don't even know where to begin...

Siberia didn't go from tropical to subarctic in a matter of days...
Mammoths didn't instantly freeze to death...
Camels evolved to live in a variety of climates; one ones still living in the western hemisphere are adapted to alpine environments...
The earth's crust hasn't rotated due to glacial imbalance (whatever that is)...
There is no such thing as a “prehistoric map”...
And the ever popular Great Flood; really?

Actually there's real evidence a comet hit a residual bit of the ice sheet in Canada and returned much of the Northern hemisphere to ice age conditions rapidly ~ this is called the Younger Dryass. The 'great flood' necessarily occurs by about 8000 BC ~ the place is still flooded BTW!

These camels were wandering about in an arctic desert for several million years.