Are coyotes related to wolves?

No. Wolves and coyotes are related wild dogs so they do not eat wolves plus they eat plant eaters they are meat eaters. Coyotes are normally quite a bit smaller than wolves and the two species compete for food. It is not uncommon for wolves to kill coyotes because of this competition.

They are both in the Canid family

No, coyotes are related to wolves and wolves are known as part of the dog family... Lions, and tigers are part of the cat family

In addition to dogs wolves are closely related to coyotes, dingos, and jackals. More distantly they are also related to foxes.

Foxes, wolves, and coyotes, jackals.

dogs,coyotes,jackles, and foxes

Foxes are canines, so they are related to dogs, wolves, coyotes and jackals.

Wolves and coyotes may compete for some of the same food. No wolves equals more food for coyotes. More food equals more coyotes.

It would be very unusual for coyotes to kill wolves, since wolves are larger and stronger than coyotes, but if a wolf was injured and outnumbered, coyotes might kill it.

yes alaskan malumutes and huskeys are in the same family line as wolfs and coyotes along with other breeds/////////////////////////////////////////.

Wolves generally do not hunt coyotes for food but do not tolerate coyotes in their territory and will kill them or drive them off.

No, Wolves do not get along with Coyotes or other wolves. Since dogs are like wolves. They don't like staying with tdifferent species No, Wolves do not get along with Coyotes or other wolves. Since dogs are like wolves. They don't like staying with tdifferent species

Wolves are larger than coyotes and live in groups, called packs. Coyotes usually just live in pairs.

ex: dogs, wolves, coyotes etc. practically every animal in the dog family

Dogs ARE Related to Foxes Yes, they are both in the same family, and if you don't remember the orders of classification, it's KINGDOM, PHYLUM, CLASS, ORDER, FAMILY, GENUS, SPECIES. Except---Dogs cannot interbreed with foxes as they can with wolves and coyotes. Dogs, wolves, coyotes and jackals are "Canis", foxes are "Vulpes".

Coyotes are canines. They are related to wolves, foxes, and dogs. Coyotes are native to North America, and are found in nearly every one of the continental United States. They hunt and eat small animals like mice and prairie dogs, but they can also kill larger animals like deer.

Coyotes are similar to wolves in many ways, but not the howl. Wolves have a clear, smooth howl, and coyotes have a whimper-like howl. When coyotes howl, they are barking and then let out a short howl, then keep doing high pitched howls.

Canidae is the family that includes foxes, wolves, coyotes, and jackals. See the Related Link below!

wolves can not attemp to fight them

Coyotes are prey to cougars and sometimes wolves.

Coyotes are also called prairie wolves.

There are hyenas and wolverines.

No, because coyotes don't live in packs. They are NOT the same animal , wolves are much larger, than a coyote.

Coyotes are called prairie wolves, and American jackal.

DIFFERENCES: Coyotes have thinner and smaller legs, while wolves have thick legs. Also, wolves are a lot larger. The wolf howls, and coyotes have a high - pitched sort of howl. Wolves have black, gray, or white fur, while coyotes usually have tan- brown fur. Coyotes also have bushier tales, and eat smaller animals such as mice and rabbits, or deer when hunting in a pair, while wolves eat goats, sheep, and moose.

Wolves and cougars will occasionally kill a coyote but they rarely eat it.

Cougars and wolves will occasionally kill coyotes but usually do not eat them.

The red fox has an enemy in man (humans). Wolves, coyotes and pumas also attack them, but rarely. Eagles, coyotes, wolves, but they hardly attack the fox. Man is the biggest enemy. A foxes enemies include wolves, coyotes, bobcats and humans

wolves,coyotes are part of the dog family, where as the foxes actually count as vermins Answer: Wolves, dogs, coyotes, foxes and jackals all belong to the Canidae family. The true dogs (Canini) are separated from the foxes (Vulpini)

no because wolves are bigger and strong than coyotes or if theres alot of coyotes than,yes love myron young no No. A coyote will not eat an animal that eats other animals.

Well there's really no difference of their teeth. Wolves and coyotes are part of the same branch of big wild dogs. With pictures that I found I'd say that the coyotes' teeth are a little sharper than the wolves' teeth. See related link below..

The closest living relatives of bears are pinnipeds and mustelids. Pinnipeds are animals such as seals and sea lions. Mustelids are animals such as weasels. After that, they are related to Canids such as wolves, coyotes, etc.

wolves, and coyotes

Yes.Red wolves because they are so much alike will sometimes mate with coyotes which is one of the three threats of their survival the other two are the hunting of wolves and habitat destruction red wolves and coyotes are do much alike that they are sometimes mistaken for each other scientists only found four pure bred red wolves and the rest were all half coyote.

Coyotes generally prefer the solitary life but will occasionally form loose groups for convenience, to make taking larger prey items easier. They are not a strict social group as found in the wolf pack, however.

if it is already dead they will but coyotes are not part of wolves' prey well i live with coyotes & i never seen a wild wof (maybe cause i live in tennessee) but i seen a video of wolves flushing coyotes out of their territory, coyotes are competition not prey but like he said if they are hungry & they have a coyote carcass the wolves have a dinner, wolves are known to kill…

no But there are coyotes...

Wolves will occasionally kill coyotes but rarely will they eat them.

wolves, coyotes

Yes, the Mexican wolf has been reintroduced to southeastern Arizona.

Dogs are closely related to the wolves. In fact, they are the same species.

wolves and coyotes

Wolves and coyotes.

Coyotes are only found in North America.

mainly coyotes and wolves

Wolves; Dingos; Coyotes

Dogs are generally considered by modern biologists to be the same species as wolves, though older works may refer to them as different (albeit clearly closely related) species. Other species in the genus Canis include coyotes and jackals. Some animals called wolves are not subspecies of Canis lupus, and thus technically not "wolves", though many of them are closely related. An example of one that is NOT is the Tasmanian wolf (thought to have become…

No, seals are not really known to eat coyotes. Coyotes are eaten by other animals such as wolves. They are mostly killed by hunters.

Mountain lions, rarely wolves, sometimes lynx, other coyotes, and bears.

The main enemy of the coyote is man. Coyotes are occasionally taken by cougars or wolves.