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So this was a question I’ve gotten a few times about the headless city La Ciudad Dulla, or rather Monte Patria: are any of the animals headless as well? Well the answer to that is yes, mostly. Essentially, domesticated animals like cats, dogs, horses, sheep, cows, chickens, pigs, llamas, and alpacas are affected by the magic field of the city, which extends a good 10km around the central square, thus loosing their heads.
Meanwhile, wild animals like rodents (including “domesticated” rodents like hamsters and mice), vicuña, guanaco, deer, wild boars, birds, foxes, wild felines (mostly, some “feral” cougars do end up headless as I’ll discuss later), and other species that typically migrate around the area rather than remain within the field retain their heads.

This was done somewhat deliberately, being a part of the town’s movie set history. It was considered a lot easier and more humane to decapitate the common domestic animals magically for the town’s headless optics and for the horror and western movie aesthetic then to use fake looking props or actually injure or kill the animal’s for a scene. Rodents simply weren’t considered necessary for the aesthetic, and the migratory animals were considered too difficult to affect (same reason Mers and fish aren’t affected by the halfcut fields).

The animals feed like “normal”, using telekinesis to mimic the actions of a head; cutting and grinding grass and hay, chomping meat, grinding seeds; so overall they aren’t affected by it, going about their business as if nothing was out of the ordinary. The headless effect acts more like an illusion to them rather than an actual change of lifestyle. The only exception to this rule being: the theriomorphs.

This will be shown later, but there is a local group or tribe of cougars that are affected by the field, thanks to their heightened intelligence, being considered “theriomorphic” rather than fully feral. They are well aware of the field’s existence and purpose, often serving as guards for the town and extras in the films, and despite roaming areas outside of the field’s effects remain headless.

So yeah, a great question I finally got an answer too!

And while the character pictured isn’t anyone in particular, they are one of the local farmers from any one of the numerous farms that still surround the town in the near desert climate.