The Evolution of the Dog 

I skipped right the hell THRU that ad. You might want to put it at the end of the video if you want more views.

Could have better explained how the BearDog was the ancestor to both Bears and Wolves evolving differently due to their environment.

Love to see one about tigers

Looks like your new to the youtube scene, so i am gonna give you some tips, as i saw a lot of corrected mistakes 1. Slow down, you dont have to talk so fast. 2. If your following a script, then why are you correcting your speech with text's? 3. The corrections are at times too quick, all i see it a blimb of text, in the split second it takes me to notice it, its gone. Need to leave it on screen a while longer. Thats my 2cents and i hope you take what i said onboard as its a really great video and hope you do more than what your currently putting out. Keep up the good work. Cheers,

@Tegu Iguana It's called Animal Origins though. The Beardog wasn't a cross it was the origin of both bears and dogs. Origin (noun) The point at which something comes into existence or from which it derives or is derived.

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They can be. My Norwegian Elkhound pretending to be a lap robe or a heating pad certainly is.

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@@friedgreenaliernwomerns2600 smosh :D

@@locomotivefaox dogs are mankinds best friend forever :)

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Tierzoo gang?

Suddenly Tom Nook makes more sense

DNA phylogeny suggests we domesticated dogs three separate times in isolated events

In all honesty it’s probably one if the most impressive yet funnest reads of human history

@@AL-fl4jk probably because it's a good idea, it's convergent thinking to assume a carnivorous pack animal would make a good hunting partner.

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Before that it led to far more effective hunting. Men and dogs together are formidable.

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The dog evolvin thats what its doin

Damn, couldn't have said it any better

@@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574 Domesticated animals are the poster children of evolution. Dogs especially led to the domestication of other animals, including us.

That was the first thing that crossed my mind

Lundehund!

They can but aren't really that good at it, I'm assuming. They have the wrist flexibility but probably lack the claws.

Same. My GSD is having a field day barking at all its ancestors.

I don't think they would have bleeped television hehe hehe

@@mikeoveli1028 /whoosh

Racoon Dogs, or Tanuki, are in Japanese legend shape shifters. I'd have like to have heard that part too.

male bits. enough said.

The cutout was hilariously unexpected XD

He's prolly thinking... "Shall I lick my junk now or in a little while..." Lol...

Well, that's pretty obvious: sadism

There's actually a lot of extinct dog breeds between then and now. Some of them even recent enough to have pictures; for instance, the Old English bulldog. You can also see in older photos that the dog breeds we have today... Did not always look like that.

@@kyrab7914 yeah I’ve seen that before and it’s crazy how much they’ve changed from overbreeding

@@ToxicBottledOstrichNostrils it really is. Also extinct breeds blew my mind for some reason

@@kyrab7914 The Kennel Club with some of it's Breed Standard committees seemingly comprised of Dr Moreau and his assistants don't help........

Foxes are classified as class 5 in cuteness units. Scientists theorize that there could be a class 6, but that would require something cuter than a fox. Such thing is still hypothetical though.

Arctic foxes have been successfully been interbred into being pet dogs. Fun fact.

Uh, no you don't. They'd be horrendous predators on our livestock, our pets, our kids and us! These guys ain't Scooby-Doo!

@@kinglyzard I feel like even if they made it to our time period they probably would have been hunted to extinction by our ancestors. I mean look what we did to the wolf

Waheela in Nahanni Valley are bear dogs

I'd just like to see real proof of evolution in any thing. But they can't prove evolution....

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Yes. Bovids are super underrated and looked over because of the cow being bred over millennia to be docile.

Please upvote this guy.

Is it about whether or not the dingo is it’s own species or not?

@@beastmaster0934 That is connected to the question of whether the dog is a species or a subspecies. The more general question is the relationship of the dingo to fully domesticated dogs and to prehistoric wolves.

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@@friedgreenaliernwomerns2600 what's your problem man? Chill

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Just type In evolution of Bears you can find a bunch of good stuff on them and horses as well. Follow Sci-show I think they did one on horses

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I know that I just want to see his spin on it

A round of paws

@emptyglass7867 I have one, he is my little baby.

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As a furry, im gonna make so many pre historic dog furries now

@@tikimillie 😆All the power to ya! Best of luck to ya!

@@tikimillie Hell yeah. Spread more awareness of prehistory!

@@tikimillie hell yeah! you're doing she god's work here, we need more obscure prehistoric furry characters

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I like primates myself but these guys are pretty cool

Primates are awesome. I love the capuchins and lemurs. 🥰

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Dawgs left in the wild and then diverged

Nah, the information presently isn't going to dissappear. They will know, we will find a way for information to last forever.

@@Abdullah-uv2pv Don't be too certain about that. Nothing lasts forever.

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So that’s why the hero of early California got his name

@@jamessparkman6604 Yes mi amigo

I was hoping for a joke about Zorro but close enough

@@Rainok I'm sorry, I'll try next time if the moment is the correct one

Human induced selection + environment pressures = massive variations of phenotypes

Still crazy though 😂

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Borzois have a thing or two to say about that ;)

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Are asking about the phylogeny at 0:54? Ask away...

Try a Norwegian Elkhound.

probably bison specialized