Allohomodon

Allohomodon is an extinct genus of dylanusid that lived in North America during the Late Pleistocene, where it mainly lived in swamps, marshlands, forests, humid grasslands, and subtropical savannas. Despite its genus' name, it was closer in build to an African Hibogibbus (which is also extinct since the Pleistocene), suggesting that it was more adaptable to changing climates than the Homodon. It was most likely an omnivore and may have fed on fruits, leaves, bulbs, non-poisonous mushrooms, smaller non-poisonous animals, and carrion. It is unknown why Allohomodon became extinct, but it may have been due to humans who killed them off after they viewed them as pests that ate their crops during the last Ice Age.