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>It had long been assumed that dire wolves made themselves at home in North America before gray wolves followed them across the Bering Land Bridge from Eurasia
by imbnwa 6y ago
>It had long been assumed that dire wolves made themselves at home in North America before gray wolves followed them across the Bering Land Bridge from Eurasia
This sentence caught my mind because it really represented how much randomness and accident you can abstract away with your choice of words
- Cerium 6y agoThat sentence reads like a standardized English test question. Follow up questions from the passage: "Why did dire wolves choose North America as their home?", "True or False: Gray wolves choose to follow the dire wolves in search of open lands."
- svachalek 6y agoReminds me of SAT prep so many years ago. Answer key: "To get away from the crowd of gray wolves", "True" Young me: Are you kidding me?