What is the difference between a fox and a coyote?

Answer 1

As you may have noticed before, (Don't take it too personally if you haven't) the coyote is smaller then the average wolf. The coyote also sometimes acts skiddish, which a wolf doesn't ever do. Also, the coyote is not in the dog family, it is actually in the cat's. The coyote is much less than a mere cousin than the wolf, (The wolves are proud to say.)it is not even in the same family as them! I hope this answered your quiestion.
Wolves hunt in a pack, they are grey, larger, hunt larger animals, live in the forest, can live in the cold, wider snout, longer legs, more graceful, and coyotes are more scavengers at times.

Answer 2

although foxes and coyotes are both rather similar and both members of the canid family, foxes tend to be slightly more cat-like, coyotes get a bit bigger, coyotes have longer legs. Also coyotes live in packs while foxes are solitary

Answer 3

Coyotes are 4.5 feet long and wolves are 5 - 7 feet long, mainly 6 - 6.6 feet. Wolves are usually grey, but can be black, white, and a very dark gray, whereas coyotes are usually brown and orange but can be just brown and are much slimmer and smaller than a wolf.

Answer 4

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.

Answer 5

A wolf's howl is long and continuous and a coyotes is more yipping.

Answer 6

coyotes are smaller and yip yap and yodel. they are also usually not in packs, just alone. wolves are larger and howl snarl and bark. they live in packs.

Answer 7

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

Answer 8

there two diffrent anmals