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Posted on November 18, 2015 by twilightbeasts

One of the wonderful reasons Twilight Beasts are so dear to us is because most are just downright weird. The peculiar llama with a trunk, dogs with teeth as strong as a hyena, and an armadillo that looked like an igloo were just … Continue reading →

Posted in Saiga antelope | Tagged Bering Strait, Bone crushing dog, Cave bear, Cave Lion, Giant Deer, Glyptodon, Glyptodont, Hippopotamus, Irish Elk, Jan Freedman, Macrauchenia, Mammoth Steppe, Sabre tooth cat, Saiga antelope, Saiga tatarica, Woolly Mammoth | 6 Comments

Dire times for bone crushing dogs

Posted on December 11, 2014 by twilightbeasts

Dogs. (Hu)man’s best friend. For around 15,000 years, these furry, sensitive canines have been our close companions. All dogs alive today descended from a wolf ancestor into a massive array of variations today; from the laughable but slightly cute Chihuahua, to the unbelievable … Continue reading →

Posted in Bone Crushing Dog | Tagged American Hyena, Blanco Formation, Bone crushing dog, Borophaginae, Borophangus diversidens, Canidae, chihuahua, Dire Wolf, Dog, Edward Dinker Cope, Epicyon, Great dane, Hyena, Smilodon, Strobodon stirtoni | 2 Comments

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