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Origin: Inland Thazvaar and Berinu (refuse zones near settlements)
The Field Howler is a semi-domesticated scavenger breed of the Plains Smilohound, 2.3–2.6 meters at the rear and weighing 700–850 kg, thriving in refuse zones around Inland Thazvaar and Berinu settlements, its short broad skull, reinforced jaw, and compact musculature suited for scavenging sunbaked waste with a single-layered coat of ochre and stone-gray blending into surroundings. Enduring 12–20 years and maturing at 2–4 years, it aggressively protects scavenging claims with persistent high-pitched yelps and defensive calls, deterring predators while rarely engaging humans directly, though proximity to stores poses risks. Tolerated by Thazvaari and Berinese communities for suppressing invasive species and alerting to threats, it maintains ecological balance in disturbed areas, its vocal presence a natural perimeter warning.