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What does coyote mean in spanish?
"Coyote" is a coyote as in the animal coyote, famaly to a dog, fox and wolf
To what animal group does the coyote belong?
The coyote is in the kingdom Animalia.
COYOTE- North America Indian?
A coyote is a wild animal similar to a dog.
Which animal is the trickster in America?
Coyote.
What is South Dakota's state animal?
A CoyoteThe State Animal is the Coyote.
Why was the mascot the coyote chosen at CSUSB?
The Coyote is a Native wildlife animal to the san bernardino mountains.
Is coyote a noun?
Yes, the word 'coyote' is a noun, a word for a type of animal; a word for a thing.
What animal will eat a coyote?
A bear would
Animal enemies to the bald eagle?
coyote
What type of animal eats a roadrunner?
a coyote.
Is South Dakota's nickname the coyote state?
No. South Dakota's official state nick name is "The Mount Rushmore State". South Dakota is sometimes called The Coyote State because the coyote is the state animal.
What animal will eat a coyote besides bear?
Wolves.
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