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Why Did Dogs Evolve Into Their Current Forms?

Why Did Dogs Evolve Into Their Current Forms?

Canids are some of the greatest predators on Earth. They have spread to almost every nook and cranny of the globe, with the exception of Antarctica and some islands. But their story is a long and complicated one. The entire lineage was close to extinction multiple times. So how did they make it? What adaptations helped them thrive across the world? And why are they quite simply the best? This is the 40 million-year story of the dog.


Examining the nature of the beast. From apex predators to the planet's strangest creatures, Animalogic explores the science, behavior, and biology of the animal kingdom, one species at a time.


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Timeline

00:00:The 40 Million Year History of Dogs

01:01:Prohesperocyon: The First True Canid

03:10:Hesperocyon & The Hesperocyoninae Lineage

04:25:Tiny Foxes, Hypercarnivores, & Osbornodon

06:05:The Hypercarnivory Trap & The Rise of Cats

06:51:Borophaginae: The Bone-Crushers & Bear-Dogs

09:48:Leptocyon: The Survivor & Origin of All Modern Dogs

10:44:Eucyon & The First Dogs to Leave North America

11:39:Vulpes & The Foxy Canids Around the World

14:16:Canis & The Wolf-Like Canids

16:28:Extinct Wolves: The Sardinian Dhole & The Dire Wolf

17:36:South American Weirdos: Bush Dogs, Maned Wolves, & More