The pelt of a coypu is known as nutria.
nutria
Another name for the coypu is nutria
Coypu, also known as nutria, are semi-aquatic rodents whose fur has been used in the past for making textiles. Their fur is known for its warmth and water-resistant properties, making it suitable for creating items like coats and hats. However, the use of coypu fur in textiles has declined due to ethical concerns about animal rights.
Coypu
coypu
The Coypu or Nutria has been introduced to North America, so yes a wolf could eat a Coypu if it found one and could catch it.
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NUTRIA is the Spanish word for "otter". It is one name for a large herbivorous fresh-water rodent originally native to South America, but which has become a pest in areas of Europe and North America. It is also known as the "coypu" or "beaver rat" and was originally sought for its fur.
there usally around California
coypus live underground
A coypu is similar to a nutria or river rat. They are native to South America, but have been introduce dot almost every continent due to their importance in the fur trade.