A male northern brown wounder hunting a feral pig.
A northern brown wounder (Pectinodon Ursimimus), also known as the common brown wounder, is a species of non-avian theropod troodont dinosaur native to almost every habitats across Canada and Alaska except northern Canada or northern Alaska. They are about the size of a Mesozoic Deinonychus and are omnivorous, feeding on the same type of food as raccoons, skunks, foxes, coyotes, and gray wolves, but despite competition from these mammals, they flourish due to abundant food left out by humans. Hence their names, they are mostly brown in color, but males have orange fan crests used to attract mates. They are completely tame towards any sapient species/beings and dylanusids, except vampires. They are tolerant to climate change and human activities, and can adapt really well into life in the cities and suburbs.