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Their behavior in the wild is mostly erratic and obnoxious, despite not being a member of the Caninae family, sometimes they can make barking noises (and often in groups), especially if they are offended or are attacking the predator, but also often to attract attention. Their hair color mostly ranges from green to purple. It is speculated that they've developed it to keep off potential predators, but at the same time, the downside of this is that it also keeps away potential mates, unless they look the same. They almost always adorn themselves with piercings, which can be found in all sorts of places on their bodies. It also helps them identify other members. and they'd rather live in packs. They have a problem assimilating to a new environment, so they rarely make companions outside their packs. Unlike most mammals, they best thrive in closed environments with their noses in front of their cellphones, which they commonly use for TikTok, where they can find the others or download a new personality and signal their presence. They can also perform ritual dances there (in the honor of Holy Biden and the Holy Biden Administration) Because of the structure of their brains, they are highly susceptible to illnesses and disorders such as NPD, BPD, DID, schizophrenia, and autism, although often, to attract attention, they pretend to have one. They've mostly populated North America and the Western Hemisphere, but they can be found in the West of Europe as well.
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