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Coyotes, like any animal in a desert environment, will find water wherever it can be found. If no surface water is available, some will dig in stream beds to find groundwater, or locate succulent crop plants. In extreme cases, they have even been known to eat the so-called "coyote melons" (Cucurbita palmata), which are very bad-tasting.

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15y ago

To drink yes, but they only swim when they have to. All animals and plants like water.

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13y ago

They often eat snow to get water, especially if they are a long ways away from a water source and/or if that water source is frozen over.

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Yes. Definitely. I don't know any animal that does not drink water.

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11y ago

Ponds, creeks, dew from grass.

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13y ago

A coyote finds water with its nose.

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