Dylanus Edweinus

Dylanus Edweinus is an extinct subspecies of the modern day dylanus, but are not the direct decsendant of the modern day dylanus. they once ate the extinct primitive oranges of north america, small animals, dead bodies of large animals and small animals, and eggs. unlike modern dylanus dylanus, dylanus edweinus are not sapient animals. they died out about 10,000 years ago from the supervolcanic eruption that erupt in a place what is now yellowstone park and have killed off mammoths, smilodons, steppe bisons and other animals that died out in the last ice age. but some animals that we know of today including black bears, brown bears, deers, cougars, dylanus dylanus, american bisons, and other animals have survived, and some of the groups of dylanus edweinus have survived. the extinct primitive oranges have also survive, which is a food source for dylanus edweinus. since that the extinct primitive oranges has 25% higher amount of vitamin c than modern oranges, they can allow the dylanus edweinus have better visions at night than modern dylanus dylanus and humans, thus they have evolved into the modern day enderman.