Animals
European Colonization Killed America’s First Dogs, But A Contagious Cancer Survives
Dogs and humans go way back. The first dogs in the Americas were found to originate from Siberia, traveling to the Americas with humans until Europeans wiped them out. Now, only traces of their genes remain in a contagious tumor.
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