Found in the Arctic and tundras of north Gigantis, the Malaram is the smallest species of Amasian Giant canine. Malarams descended from Siberian huskies and Alaskan malamutes and their name is a combination of “malamute” and “ram”. The ram part was coined because of their curled horns. They are mostly wild, only a few are tamed and can be ridden. Their behaviour is very similar to wolves, hunting in packs, establish territories, howling at night usually to alert others of predators such as Frostfire boars and giant tigers.