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Phil is SO unbelievably fond of Dan and you can just tell from the way he photographs him that he is endeared AF with Dan’s entire existence and yeah he can say Dan gives him the ick everyday but I bet he also makes Phil’s heart go WOOSH everyday too.

I DONT WANNA PAY BILLS I WANNA USE MY MONEY FOR FOOD AND LIL GIFTS FOR MYSELF AND MY LOVED ONES

no but seriously imagine it

her: alright ill come over but you better not be littlest pet shop hermit crab tonight 😒

Horse evolution Fifty five million years ago during the Eocene epoch period, the Eohippus, a fast, small half meter tall with padded ties with hoofs, exists in the Paleocene Eocene Thermomaximum (Damp rainforests in North America). Perissodactyls - hoofed mammal w/ an odd number of toes/odd toed ungulate • Rhinos • Tapirs • Horses Hyracotherium was the first perissodactyl that is know to man. ⁃ Fossils discovered in England ⁃ Small ungulate ⁃ Named after the resemblance to the rock hyrax Full Eohippus fossil was discovered by O.C. Marsh in 1876. ⁃ Size of a dog ⁃ About 35 cm tall at the shoulder ⁃ Short crowned teeth ⁃ 4 front toes 3 back toes capped with hoofs Equus ⁃ Modern day horse ⁃ Part of Equidae When climate became dryer and cooler, dry grasslands appeared in North America. Mesohippus and Misohippus ⁃ Roamed at same time during the Oligocene Epoch e33.9 to 23 MYA ⁃ Adapted to the climate change ⁃ Mesohippus was about 23 KG ⁃ Misohippus was about 46 KG ⁃ Both lost their 4th front toe and middle toe grew ⁃ Mesohippus disappeared at end of Oligocene epoch Parahippus ⁃ Misohippus ancestor adapted to large plains ⁃ Parahippus leonensis was even better adapted (first true hypsodont) Merychippus ⁃ Descendants of Parahippus ⁃ First true equine (subfamily of equid) ⁃ Taller ⁃ Stood on tip toes ⁃ Could grow to be 450 KG Monodactyls • Stand on one toe • Reduces stress on legs Equus ⁃ Pliocene Epoch ⁃ Modern horse genus ⁃ Dinohippus is the most closely related to modern horses ⁃ Oldest equus is equus simplicidens Great American Biotic Interchange ⁃ Equus Simplicidens migrated to South America and over the Bering land bridge to Russia. Most large animals in North America went extinct in the Pleistocene epoch which went from 2.5 million to 11,700 years ago. 1. Caused by ice age 2. Populations of bison were competition 3. Humans began hunting horses 4. Horses that migrated survived Botai Culture of ancient Kazakhstan began using horses 6,000 years ago. Humans bred horses and brought them back to America. Horses fled and became feral around 1550 and wild horses became a thing in NA again. Natives used them for transport.