@Thistlesifter220 Yep. And coz of it's small brain, it never occured to Hyaenodon: "Hmm...food getting smarter and faster...new Bear Dogs have come...should I change?" Because of that, it went extinct.
I think "Prehistoric Predators", Artistes and Computer Graphic Designers were mainly influenced by Artist/Illustrator Mauricio Antons recontructions, which look "more mammal-like' than his predecessor Jay Matternes Mural(in which the mammals looked more "reptilian"). The only thing I DON'T LIKE about Mauricio Antons drawings is that he tends to draw "German Shepherds heads ontop weasel type animals like Paroodectes& Machaeroides: THAT'S LAZY!!! NO ANIMAL LOOKS LIKE THAT TODAY!!!
I would like to see Hyaenodon try that with Dinictis BIGGER cousin, the bearcat (Nimravid) Barbourofelis! They lived side by side with the Beardogs in Eurasia and North America during the Eartly to Late Miocene.
@oxyaena actually the largest species of Hyaenodon was Gigas. And Gigas was by far more powerful and taller. I'm sure it could take out Dinctis. That's my opinion though, not saying you're wrong and I'm right. Lol. It's all good to have opinions. But there is no species called Barbourofelis towards what I know. I may have to go on the internet to look it up. ^-^ But I'm sure either way it would be a cool fight to see. =P
And Hyaenodon was around for over 26 million years! So, I don't envision them as Archaic victims. I'm not impressed with Entelodon nor the Beardogs... You Scientists always have the habit of praising a species at the beginning of a Series; only to tear that same species down as "Wussies" at the end... Hmmm.
@oxyaena Lol. I like you dude. You're actually correct about alot of what you said. Lol. =P I am not a huge fan of the Entelodons to be honest, the Beardogs are pretty cool, but not as cool as Hyaenodon. My favorite prehistoric predator mammal goes to Hyaenodon. =D
@MrTobyCure Read "Mammoths Sabertooths & Hominids: 65 million Years of Mammalian Evolution in Europe."(2002). And Alan Turners "Cats and Their Fossil Relatives"(1997). Or "almost" ANYTHING written by the Late Great Bjorn Kurten! The Father of it all...( The Age of Mammals-1980). Even with D.N.A. on their side? None of the young Sciientists have ever proven him WRONG!!! And I had a friend on this Site a year ago @Dinofelis1. Watch & read her Cat Evolution video & remarks to unravel Nimravids.
@oxyaena I'm not familiar with Nimravids to be honest, I don't think I've heard of that family. I may put my effort in searching for this kind. With all the sources, I will definitely find them soon. :) I wonder if we could clone a Hyaenodon???? \=I
@MrTobyCure We don't currently have the "Bio-Technology" of cloning fossil D.N.A. but who knows? By your 100th Birthday you may be "petting" your very own PET HYAENODON?!? But if you value your arm? I suggest that you get a smaller Fox-like Hyaenodont like Sinopa or Arfia? LoL!!!
Well, at least a "Mating" pair of Hyaenodon would be able to keep Archaeotherium/Entelodon at Bay from their kill. Otherwise Hyaenodon = Dinner bell for the "Hogs from Hell"...
@XjerichoX12 I was thinking the same thing; Otherwise Hyaenodon would have NEVER had a meal! They would have Had to "pack-up" or starve? Hyenas scavenge from Lions but most times Lions can hold them at Bay til they finish the carcass. Not every Bear can muscle in on a wolfpacks meal. Hyaenodon would have to be social JUST TO EAT! Especially with Monster Pigs around. Likewise, Dinictis probably had to lodge their meals up a tree to hold on to it(like a leopard).
@oxyaena the only reason i figured this out is because i heard from my book called
The complete guide to prehistoric life says that "Hyaendon captured prey using team work and advanced skills to capture rhinos and other swift prey" and thats why they have some of this wrong they where actually more closely related to todays hyaenas than we actually thought if they didn't travel in packs they couldn't challange entelodon.
INTELLIGENTSIA Comments "Only"? I'm sick & tired of dealing with MORONS!!! I want to speak with "someone" that has knowledge of Paleontology... I mean someone that ONLY WANTS TO DISCUSS MODERN LEOPARDS & WOLVES?!?With chockful of Fossils onscreen above!!!! PUH-LEASE???
Also, if Hyaenodon was still alive it would be called some type of "Wolf". And if Dinictis was still alive it would be called some kind of "Leopard". They played the "Roles" of the Wolf and Leopard 33 million years ago... Playing the roles of "predatory squirrels" back then were our "True Dogs"(Hesperocyon) and our "True Cats"(Stenoplesictis). Look them up???
@ceitiosaurus Some folks should LEARN TO READ Before making Assinine comments??? I'm a Staunch Defender of Cats here! YOU NEED TO GO AFTER @sdawg310! Leopards "routinely" lodge carcasses of peoples pet pooches in Suburbia Africa...But I was Wondering why a Feloid(Paleogale) was in North America in the early Oligocene? Science says Cat Evolution occured in Eurasia. The first true cat didn't arrive in North America til the Mid-Miocene(Pseudaelurus). The Only Cat-like creatures here were Nimravids.
@sdawg310 Don't worry, Dinictis ain't a "Real Cat!" It's a Nimravid. And Hyaenodon = Creodont. Our "Real" Cats & Dogs were still in the trees 33 million years ago, pretending to be squirrels. ( Can you blame them?Especially with a MONSTER HOG like Enteledon on the ground!) But getting back to your statement. How many seconds do you estimate that your pet Rottweiller Dog would last in the same cage as a Siberian Tiger? Hmm?? SIZE MATTERS-not species...
@oxyaena you're right, but i wasn't saying all dogs beat all cats, AND how long do you think a Siberian Tiger would last against a pack of Rottweilers? Size matters, true it does and so does numbers (this is kinda off topic). A Dinictis is the size of a cat compared to Hyenadon.
@sdawg310 I know what you're saying; A pack of Indian Dholes brought down a Bengal Tiger-but the Tiger killed "several" members of their pack before they FINALLY killed it!!! And yes, Dinictis is "smaller" than Hyaenodon But a Larger Nimravid-Cat such as Eusmilus would have stood its ground with Hyaenodon!!! F.Y.I. Hyaenodon can't be a Dog cuz it had legs like a Horse and teeth like a Shark. Dinictis can't be a Cat cuz it had No earbones and walked flat-footed.
@MrDarkcatify You must mean Nimravus? That is the "only" member of Nimravidae family that had adopted a 'cheetah-like" habitus... the rest; Quercylurus, Barbourofelis, Dinictis, Hoplophoneus, Pogonodon, & Eusmilus had all adopted a "leopard-like" or "bear-like" habitus...
@oxyaena I am curious to know if Hyaenodon was a pack hunter or not...Hhhmmmm.....Cuz it would be impossible for it to eat or keep a scavenger at bay unless it was able to overpower it and make it wait. This makes me curious now. Lol. Sorry, I just read what you n jericho are talking about. xD
@MrTobyCure I understand your frustration! Hyaenodon couldn't have survived 26 million years BEING A PATSY! Even the Tasmanian wolf was strong enough to keep the Tasmanian devils at Bay until it was finished & tired of the harassment... Just because a group of Hyaenodon was NEVER fossilized together doesn't mean that it wasn't social. They were either Packs? Or Entelodon was EXTREMELY RARE? If they were poor parents? The little piglets would have been "tasty treats" for other predators!
@oxyaena Personally, I really doubt Hyaenodon would hunt itself, it probably hunted in pairs if its brainpower wouldn't allow it to hunt as a pack (3 or more). I mean, Entelodons are ugly and rather completely stupid. I would put my hands on Hyaenodon with its razor jaws. >:)
@MrDarkcatify Actually there were 2 cheetah-like Nimravids; Nimravus & Dinaelurus! But I'm still a fan of the heavier, more leopard-like Nimravids such as the European Sansanosmilus-atleast they could protect their food better...
@MrDarkcatify I used to think that, too? Until I asked myself;"Where did Barbourofelids come from?" This so-called family is relatively young-between 14 to 4 million years on this planet. The Barbourofelids did NOT come from the Cat family(Felidae)! Nor the Hyenas? Dogs? or Bears? So, that leaves ONLY ONE CANDIDATE = THE NIMRAVIDS... See how Easy that was? I made the same mistake you're making; TRUSTING BOOKS TOO MUCH! LEARN TO REASON FOR YOURSELF? If something DON"T MAKE SENSE? DON'T TRUST IT!
@sdawg310 If you think that your dogs are SOOOO BAAAD??? Take them on a WILD BOAR HUNT!!! I DARE YA! THE Enteledonts would Laugh in their Graves!!! Lol
@oxyaena I dont think my dogs are SOOOO BAAAD, i dont even have a Rottweiler, i have a Pit Bull/Bull Terrier and an English Bulldog. and if i did take them on wild boar hunt, Enteledonts wouldn't laugh in their graves (Mugzy and Gunther are perfectly healthy, Mugzy just has some skin allergies) because they're extict. but wild boars themselves ARE tough. lets just forget about the Hyenadon/Dinictis thing cause it was millions of years ago.
Why do Scientists ALWAYS Dwell on why Hyaenodon went extinct? Every species run their course. They should ask why Hyaenodontid Creodonts RULED Most of this Planet for 42 million years! While their Arch Rivals, the Beardogs, Ruled for Only 10 million years. Also, I would like to see the Mighty Beardogs challenge Hyaenodons cousins the African/European Hyainolourus, and the Asiatic Megistotherium! Betcha they got their BEAR-DOG-ASS-KICKED!?! Lol
Furthermore, Beardogs didn't replace Hyaenodon outright-overnight! They lived side by side in Europe from the late Eocene to the late Oligocene for over 10 million years! The last Creodont, Dissopsalis only became extinct in India during the late Miocene-7 million years ago- right about the time the last Beardog(Amphicyon) became extinct! The Beardogs were compromised by name/design: the Bears outweighed them; the dogs outran them!!! Haha!
Poor Little Dinictis! I think that the Larger Nimravids Hoplophoneus, and Pogonodon would have put up more of a Fight!! Nimravus would have just run away if it could.
@quanguyen That's what i was wondering! Although there is an episode of Monsters Resurrected about the bear-dog, though I couldn't find it on the internet nor on dvd! But any way maybe they'll make a bear dog episode for prehistoric predators later on!
@5aq And I thought hyaenodons were bigger! as for the bear-dogs, google Amphicyon and come to youku.com for monsters resurrected. You'll find an episode of the bear-dog and it will explain everything!
The people talk out of sink.
TheJJB123456789 3 days ago
It's funny how the bear dog bitch slaps the hyenadon and was like shut up.
wilsonlemon25 1 week ago
the hyaenodon should have formed packs
MrQ000000 1 week ago
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MrIhsan657 1 month ago
even back then the japanese were smarter then americans :P
mkocja5a 1 month ago
@mkocja5a Pfft japanese people are stupid. Rember this buddy? The little boy bomb? The fat man bomb?
TheNinjagoDude 2 weeks ago
beardogs were so bad ass :D
mkocja5a 1 month ago
where is the man-bear-pig?
Th3G4m3L0v3r 1 month ago
HAHAH 6:10 XD
kevinbananamonkey1 1 month ago
6:10 ...
Get shitted on, Hyenadon.
ItalianFilipinoGuy 1 month ago
Got it.... the prey animals evolved better leg power but the hyenadon's brain was too small?????
Thistlesifter220 2 months ago
@Thistlesifter220 Yep. And coz of it's small brain, it never occured to Hyaenodon: "Hmm...food getting smarter and faster...new Bear Dogs have come...should I change?" Because of that, it went extinct.
Abominatrix650 1 month ago
@Abominatrix650 Eggzackly!
Thistlesifter220 1 month ago
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adamgrogory 2 months ago
how much you wanna bet manbearpig would kick all there asses...
afatmeanguy 2 months ago
Dinictis = my next pet! ( With a little help from D.N.A.?)-LoL!
oxyaena 3 months ago
omg bear dog srike looks cute <3 lol i know itas weird but its cute! 6:10
TheKamehameha3 3 months ago
Bear Dog don't care, Bear Dog don't give a shit!
Seriously though, he just walked right past the Hyaenodon, lightly slapped him on the face, and stole his food. Didn't even make a noise. XD
MrPwnagemeister 4 months ago 9
@MrPwnagemeister Just like a boss. *puts on sunglasses* yeah.
ceitiosaurus 4 months ago
6:10...bitch slapped lol
ChantelleBritney 6 months ago
6:10 falcon slap!!
TheBeatleLoversThree 6 months ago
7:06 Don't talk to me like that!
RandomCrap002 7 months ago
I think "Prehistoric Predators", Artistes and Computer Graphic Designers were mainly influenced by Artist/Illustrator Mauricio Antons recontructions, which look "more mammal-like' than his predecessor Jay Matternes Mural(in which the mammals looked more "reptilian"). The only thing I DON'T LIKE about Mauricio Antons drawings is that he tends to draw "German Shepherds heads ontop weasel type animals like Paroodectes& Machaeroides: THAT'S LAZY!!! NO ANIMAL LOOKS LIKE THAT TODAY!!!
oxyaena 7 months ago
Hyenadon "Now see my ultimate form, Horridus. None can stand before m..." sees bear dog "Oh Crap!"
fjccommish 7 months ago
6:11
"Bitch please"
forsrob94 9 months ago
I would like to see Hyaenodon try that with Dinictis BIGGER cousin, the bearcat (Nimravid) Barbourofelis! They lived side by side with the Beardogs in Eurasia and North America during the Eartly to Late Miocene.
oxyaena 10 months ago
@oxyaena actually the largest species of Hyaenodon was Gigas. And Gigas was by far more powerful and taller. I'm sure it could take out Dinctis. That's my opinion though, not saying you're wrong and I'm right. Lol. It's all good to have opinions. But there is no species called Barbourofelis towards what I know. I may have to go on the internet to look it up. ^-^ But I'm sure either way it would be a cool fight to see. =P
MrTobyCure 8 months ago
@MrTobyCure Just look on "My Favorites List" Its entitled "Cat Evolution(not in full detail)".
oxyaena 8 months ago
And Hyaenodon was around for over 26 million years! So, I don't envision them as Archaic victims. I'm not impressed with Entelodon nor the Beardogs... You Scientists always have the habit of praising a species at the beginning of a Series; only to tear that same species down as "Wussies" at the end... Hmmm.
oxyaena 10 months ago
@oxyaena Lol. I like you dude. You're actually correct about alot of what you said. Lol. =P I am not a huge fan of the Entelodons to be honest, the Beardogs are pretty cool, but not as cool as Hyaenodon. My favorite prehistoric predator mammal goes to Hyaenodon. =D
MrTobyCure 8 months ago
@MrTobyCure Read "Mammoths Sabertooths & Hominids: 65 million Years of Mammalian Evolution in Europe."(2002). And Alan Turners "Cats and Their Fossil Relatives"(1997). Or "almost" ANYTHING written by the Late Great Bjorn Kurten! The Father of it all...( The Age of Mammals-1980). Even with D.N.A. on their side? None of the young Sciientists have ever proven him WRONG!!! And I had a friend on this Site a year ago @Dinofelis1. Watch & read her Cat Evolution video & remarks to unravel Nimravids.
oxyaena 8 months ago
@oxyaena I'm not familiar with Nimravids to be honest, I don't think I've heard of that family. I may put my effort in searching for this kind. With all the sources, I will definitely find them soon. :) I wonder if we could clone a Hyaenodon???? \=I
MrTobyCure 8 months ago
@MrTobyCure Well to clone one we would need fresh dna and implant into a modern doner animal. Of course the razor-jawed beast has none.
ceitiosaurus 8 months ago
@MrTobyCure We don't currently have the "Bio-Technology" of cloning fossil D.N.A. but who knows? By your 100th Birthday you may be "petting" your very own PET HYAENODON?!? But if you value your arm? I suggest that you get a smaller Fox-like Hyaenodont like Sinopa or Arfia? LoL!!!
oxyaena 8 months ago
Well, at least a "Mating" pair of Hyaenodon would be able to keep Archaeotherium/Entelodon at Bay from their kill. Otherwise Hyaenodon = Dinner bell for the "Hogs from Hell"...
oxyaena 10 months ago
Hyaenodon where pack hunters
XjerichoX12 10 months ago
@XjerichoX12 I was thinking the same thing; Otherwise Hyaenodon would have NEVER had a meal! They would have Had to "pack-up" or starve? Hyenas scavenge from Lions but most times Lions can hold them at Bay til they finish the carcass. Not every Bear can muscle in on a wolfpacks meal. Hyaenodon would have to be social JUST TO EAT! Especially with Monster Pigs around. Likewise, Dinictis probably had to lodge their meals up a tree to hold on to it(like a leopard).
oxyaena 10 months ago
@oxyaena the only reason i figured this out is because i heard from my book called
The complete guide to prehistoric life says that "Hyaendon captured prey using team work and advanced skills to capture rhinos and other swift prey" and thats why they have some of this wrong they where actually more closely related to todays hyaenas than we actually thought if they didn't travel in packs they couldn't challange entelodon.
XjerichoX12 10 months ago
INTELLIGENTSIA Comments "Only"? I'm sick & tired of dealing with MORONS!!! I want to speak with "someone" that has knowledge of Paleontology... I mean someone that ONLY WANTS TO DISCUSS MODERN LEOPARDS & WOLVES?!?With chockful of Fossils onscreen above!!!! PUH-LEASE???
oxyaena 10 months ago
Also, if Hyaenodon was still alive it would be called some type of "Wolf". And if Dinictis was still alive it would be called some kind of "Leopard". They played the "Roles" of the Wolf and Leopard 33 million years ago... Playing the roles of "predatory squirrels" back then were our "True Dogs"(Hesperocyon) and our "True Cats"(Stenoplesictis). Look them up???
oxyaena 11 months ago
@oxyaena u kidding? leopards totally kick wolf's butts.
ceitiosaurus 11 months ago
@ceitiosaurus Some folks should LEARN TO READ Before making Assinine comments??? I'm a Staunch Defender of Cats here! YOU NEED TO GO AFTER @sdawg310! Leopards "routinely" lodge carcasses of peoples pet pooches in Suburbia Africa...But I was Wondering why a Feloid(Paleogale) was in North America in the early Oligocene? Science says Cat Evolution occured in Eurasia. The first true cat didn't arrive in North America til the Mid-Miocene(Pseudaelurus). The Only Cat-like creatures here were Nimravids.
oxyaena 11 months ago
@oxyaena I'm talking about modern leopards and wolves. So... Who should learn to read?
ceitiosaurus 11 months ago
6:09
Hyaenodon: That's mine!
Bear Dog: Shut the f*ck up. *slaps*
KarlWilliamKraft 11 months ago
0:00 even 33 million years ago Dogs beat Cats (i know Hyenadon isnt a dog, it just looks like one).
sdawg310 11 months ago
@sdawg310 Don't worry, Dinictis ain't a "Real Cat!" It's a Nimravid. And Hyaenodon = Creodont. Our "Real" Cats & Dogs were still in the trees 33 million years ago, pretending to be squirrels. ( Can you blame them?Especially with a MONSTER HOG like Enteledon on the ground!) But getting back to your statement. How many seconds do you estimate that your pet Rottweiller Dog would last in the same cage as a Siberian Tiger? Hmm?? SIZE MATTERS-not species...
oxyaena 11 months ago
@oxyaena yeah i guess you're right i just think Dinictis looks like a cat and Hyenadon looks like a dog
sdawg310 11 months ago
@oxyaena you're right, but i wasn't saying all dogs beat all cats, AND how long do you think a Siberian Tiger would last against a pack of Rottweilers? Size matters, true it does and so does numbers (this is kinda off topic). A Dinictis is the size of a cat compared to Hyenadon.
sdawg310 11 months ago
@sdawg310 I know what you're saying; A pack of Indian Dholes brought down a Bengal Tiger-but the Tiger killed "several" members of their pack before they FINALLY killed it!!! And yes, Dinictis is "smaller" than Hyaenodon But a Larger Nimravid-Cat such as Eusmilus would have stood its ground with Hyaenodon!!! F.Y.I. Hyaenodon can't be a Dog cuz it had legs like a Horse and teeth like a Shark. Dinictis can't be a Cat cuz it had No earbones and walked flat-footed.
oxyaena 11 months ago
@oxyaena well dinctis had a cat like body and Nose
and also not all Nimravids walking on flat footed
but all nimravids walk like a big cats
MrDarkcatify 8 months ago
@MrDarkcatify You must mean Nimravus? That is the "only" member of Nimravidae family that had adopted a 'cheetah-like" habitus... the rest; Quercylurus, Barbourofelis, Dinictis, Hoplophoneus, Pogonodon, & Eusmilus had all adopted a "leopard-like" or "bear-like" habitus...
oxyaena 8 months ago
@oxyaena I am curious to know if Hyaenodon was a pack hunter or not...Hhhmmmm.....Cuz it would be impossible for it to eat or keep a scavenger at bay unless it was able to overpower it and make it wait. This makes me curious now. Lol. Sorry, I just read what you n jericho are talking about. xD
MrTobyCure 8 months ago
@MrTobyCure I understand your frustration! Hyaenodon couldn't have survived 26 million years BEING A PATSY! Even the Tasmanian wolf was strong enough to keep the Tasmanian devils at Bay until it was finished & tired of the harassment... Just because a group of Hyaenodon was NEVER fossilized together doesn't mean that it wasn't social. They were either Packs? Or Entelodon was EXTREMELY RARE? If they were poor parents? The little piglets would have been "tasty treats" for other predators!
oxyaena 8 months ago
@oxyaena Personally, I really doubt Hyaenodon would hunt itself, it probably hunted in pairs if its brainpower wouldn't allow it to hunt as a pack (3 or more). I mean, Entelodons are ugly and rather completely stupid. I would put my hands on Hyaenodon with its razor jaws. >:)
MrTobyCure 8 months ago
@oxyaena yes
MrDarkcatify 8 months ago
@MrDarkcatify Actually there were 2 cheetah-like Nimravids; Nimravus & Dinaelurus! But I'm still a fan of the heavier, more leopard-like Nimravids such as the European Sansanosmilus-atleast they could protect their food better...
oxyaena 8 months ago
@oxyaena am fan of Nimravids too you know?
MrDarkcatify 8 months ago
@oxyaena but Barbourofelis had his own family!!
MrDarkcatify 7 months ago
@MrDarkcatify I used to think that, too? Until I asked myself;"Where did Barbourofelids come from?" This so-called family is relatively young-between 14 to 4 million years on this planet. The Barbourofelids did NOT come from the Cat family(Felidae)! Nor the Hyenas? Dogs? or Bears? So, that leaves ONLY ONE CANDIDATE = THE NIMRAVIDS... See how Easy that was? I made the same mistake you're making; TRUSTING BOOKS TOO MUCH! LEARN TO REASON FOR YOURSELF? If something DON"T MAKE SENSE? DON'T TRUST IT!
oxyaena 7 months ago
@oxyaena i don't do mistakes
MrDarkcatify 7 months ago
@oxyaena then why Nimravids and Barbourofelids did not come from cat family in the first place?
MrDarkcatify 7 months ago
@MrDarkcatify Because Nimravids separated too early(50 million years ago) from Carnivore Family tree to be close to either Dog or Cat families...
oxyaena 7 months ago
@oxyaena are you ok?
MrDarkcatify 7 months ago
@sdawg310 If you think that your dogs are SOOOO BAAAD??? Take them on a WILD BOAR HUNT!!! I DARE YA! THE Enteledonts would Laugh in their Graves!!! Lol
oxyaena 11 months ago
@oxyaena I dont think my dogs are SOOOO BAAAD, i dont even have a Rottweiler, i have a Pit Bull/Bull Terrier and an English Bulldog. and if i did take them on wild boar hunt, Enteledonts wouldn't laugh in their graves (Mugzy and Gunther are perfectly healthy, Mugzy just has some skin allergies) because they're extict. but wild boars themselves ARE tough. lets just forget about the Hyenadon/Dinictis thing cause it was millions of years ago.
sdawg310 11 months ago
you gotta love adaption.
xxxAirmidxxx 11 months ago
Why do Scientists ALWAYS Dwell on why Hyaenodon went extinct? Every species run their course. They should ask why Hyaenodontid Creodonts RULED Most of this Planet for 42 million years! While their Arch Rivals, the Beardogs, Ruled for Only 10 million years. Also, I would like to see the Mighty Beardogs challenge Hyaenodons cousins the African/European Hyainolourus, and the Asiatic Megistotherium! Betcha they got their BEAR-DOG-ASS-KICKED!?! Lol
oxyaena 11 months ago
Furthermore, Beardogs didn't replace Hyaenodon outright-overnight! They lived side by side in Europe from the late Eocene to the late Oligocene for over 10 million years! The last Creodont, Dissopsalis only became extinct in India during the late Miocene-7 million years ago- right about the time the last Beardog(Amphicyon) became extinct! The Beardogs were compromised by name/design: the Bears outweighed them; the dogs outran them!!! Haha!
oxyaena 11 months ago
Poor Little Dinictis! I think that the Larger Nimravids Hoplophoneus, and Pogonodon would have put up more of a Fight!! Nimravus would have just run away if it could.
oxyaena 1 year ago
National Geographic, I love how you put so much effort into doing this...the animations is truly amazing (I felt like I was there) thank you!
your1choice 1 year ago
6:09, BIMP SLAP!!!!!!
thelonelion 1 year ago
6:10 " Check your self foo, Pimp slap " aha
INaneek 1 year ago
6:11 that had to hurt the ego... lol
takkubell 1 year ago
I kind thought it was sad just seeing the hyeanodon at the end running off to the distance as that music plays.
ceitiosaurus 1 year ago
6:43 thot beardogs were solitary
codemonkeyslikeme 1 year ago
lol 6:10 i like how that bear dogg pimp smackd that hyenadon.!!!!!!!
XxSAVAGExXKILA 1 year ago 9
how come they didnt do an episode on Bear-dog?
quanguyen 1 year ago
@quanguyen That's what i was wondering! Although there is an episode of Monsters Resurrected about the bear-dog, though I couldn't find it on the internet nor on dvd! But any way maybe they'll make a bear dog episode for prehistoric predators later on!
ceitiosaurus 1 year ago
When I watch these videos, I can't help but wonder how long humans will last.
TheAceManHimself 1 year ago
I wish beardogs were still around, such a superbly adapted animal, strong like a bear, fast like a dog.
EoceneRoxton 1 year ago
@EoceneRoxton Ironically due to that mixed build the bear-dog was more like a big cat just like hyaenodon!
ceitiosaurus 1 year ago
@EoceneRoxton me too but if they were still here we wouldn't have any big cats
lithonianinja 1 year ago
Look at the size of the sagittal crest of bear dog (Ampyhicion), it´s just tremendous!!
xor12 1 year ago
i didnt know that the avg life of a mammal species is 5 million years, interesting.
persebra 1 year ago
Somebody PLEASE tell me where i can buy the DVD!!!
lithonianinja 1 year ago
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ceitiosaurus 1 year ago
I always thought Bear-dogs were tiny thanks to WWB
5aq 1 year ago
@5aq And I thought hyaenodons were bigger! as for the bear-dogs, google Amphicyon and come to youku.com for monsters resurrected. You'll find an episode of the bear-dog and it will explain everything!
ceitiosaurus 1 year ago
@5aq Me too =/.
JayfeatherEclipse 1 year ago
@5aq - some beardogs were small, but later they got much bigger.
EoceneRoxton 1 year ago
@5aq yeah, no shit, and the size of hyaenodon was greatly exaggerated.
agentblack9199 1 year ago
6:11 SLAP!
pokemonparty101 1 year ago
6:11 SLAP!
pokemonparty101 1 year ago
God I am so thankful for the people that put these things together. Thank you. It's wonderful.
ellisseawell 1 year ago 18
6:15: *SLAP* My food now bitch
vodkasvictim 1 year ago
at 6:05, that Bear Dog just slapped the Hyaenodon out of the way!
GunlessSnake 1 year ago
THANKS FOR UPLOADING! :D
Butternut731863 1 year ago
I just watched this on sky anytime!LOL!
SporeRocks0770 1 year ago
Bear-dog reminds me of my dog!
ceitiosaurus 1 year ago 13
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@ceitiosaurus How can your dog remind you of a Bear Dog when your Dog is a Pussy Bitch like its owner
badnews1230 1 year ago
@ceitiosaurus Your dog's a Bear-Lion hybrid?? Bet no one messes with your house
lithonianinja 1 year ago
@lithonianinja That's not what I said!
ceitiosaurus 1 year ago
@ceitiosaurus would be fun if it was
patrickward1994 1 year ago
@ceitiosaurus that got to be one ugly dog
cjms08 1 year ago
@cjms08 If u mean ugly as repulsively Cute than yes My Border Collie Puppy is.
ceitiosaurus 1 year ago
@ceitiosaurus whats his name? u should call him bear dog
cjms08 1 year ago
@ceitiosaurus "Her" name is "Cinnamon"
ceitiosaurus 1 year ago
Cool!
alexthekiller25 1 year ago