Capracanis nocturnus (commonly known as the Horned Black Hound) Habitat: Rocky scrublands, cave edges, and wind-shaped highlands where small prey trails intersect natural choke points. Diet: Primarily raw meat from scavenging or coordinated hunts; capable of consuming tough tissue with strong jaw mechanics. Behavior: Highly social canids that operate in tight packs, feeding cooperatively while maintaining clear hierarchy through posture, horn angling, and controlled proximity around shared food

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