A lone male big stony wounder about to scavenge on a dead sheep.
A big stony wounder (Stenonychosaurus Uragillsii) is a species of non-avian theropod dinosaur part of a wounder (Troodont) family. They are mostly carnivorous, feeding on wide varieties of smaller animals, but can occasionally feed on roots, shoots, leaves, and even fruit if not much prey items are available. They are about the size of a gray wolf and are stone gray in color, hence their species' name, to blend in with their environments, which consists of rocky cliffs and other similar areas in the Rocky Mountains of North America. They are completely tame and nonaggressive towards any sapient species/beings and dylanusids, they also tolerate human activities well and can adapt really well into a life in cities and suburbs.