The end of the Pleistocene epoch, a geological period spanning roughly 2.5 million to 12,000 years ago brought about climate change to animals in North America. Among those was a four-legged critter about the size of a large dog. It survived only because of the Bering land bridge connected Alaska to Siberia enabling the horse to cross into Asia and head west. Over the mil


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