In a word, yes. While they primarily eat small mammals such as prairie dogs, cottontail rabbits, voles, ground squirrels, birds, mice, snakes, deer, lizards, javelinas, and livestock such as cows, sheep and goats, as well as large insects and other large invertebrates, they do shift their hunting techniques in accordance with their prey.
For example, if a human's remains were found as carrion, the coyote would more than likely partake. They've been known to follow human joggers and take small dogs, even while 'on leash'. They will also jump short fences to prey upon domestic cats and smaller dogs. They will commonly work in teams (Gung Ho!) to hunt larger prey, attacking from the rear and flanks. Some of their successful, persistent hunts will last as long as 20 hours or so. Their unsuccessful hunts may last eight hours before they give up.
In the 30 years leading up to March of 2006, at least 160 attacks happened in the US. While only 41 attacks happened between 1988 and 1997 (almost ten years), there were 48 attacks verified between 1998 and 2003 (about five years). It should be well-noted that the majority of these occurrences happened in Southern California, close to the suburban areas that border the wilderness.
In 1981 in Glendale, California, a coyote attacked toddler Kelly Keen, who was rescued by her father, but died in surgery due to blood loss and a broken neck.
In October 2009, Taylor Mitchell, a 19-year-old folk singer on tour, died from injuries sustained in an attack by a pair of coyotes while hiking in the Skyline Trail of the Cape Breton Highlands National Park in Nova Scotia, Canada. Recent studies have shown, however, that the large northeastern coyotes responsible for this particular attack may have in fact been coyote-wolf hybrids (coy-wolves), due to the absorption of wolves when coyotes moved into eastern North America.
No, coyotes do not typically eat humans. They are generally afraid of humans and will avoid contact with them. Coyotes are opportunistic feeders and will primarily prey on small animals such as rodents, rabbits, and birds.
Coyotes typically do not eat humans, as they are more likely to prey on smaller animals. However, in rare cases, coyotes have been known to attack humans, especially if they feel threatened or if they have lost their fear of humans. It is important to take precautions to avoid encounters with coyotes and to report any aggressive behavior to local authorities.
HUMANS. Coyotes (yes, they will eat grass, too!).
Yes. They are herbivores, which means that they only eat grasses, shrubs, and sometimes, cactus.
coyotes eat badgers
Humans and wolves or coyotes.
Coyotes do not typically eat humans. However, in rare cases where they may attack, it is usually due to being provoked, feeling threatened, or being attracted to food sources near humans.
Coyotes typically do not eat people. They are usually afraid of humans and tend to avoid contact with them. However, in rare cases, coyotes may become aggressive towards humans, especially if they feel threatened or if they have lost their fear of people. It is important to take precautions when encountering coyotes in the wild to prevent any potential conflicts.
They hunt whenever they want, just like humans they eat when they want to eat.
Wolves, coyotes, humans, bears, cougars, and many more.
Humans, wolves, eagles, coyotes are some of the animals that prey and eat rabbits.
They eat mostly anything, they do not eat humans, instead, they eat you cats instead. Big dogs scare off them. They eat mostly anything, they do not eat humans, instead, they eat you cats instead. Big dogs scare off them. Coyotes eat dogs and thy can hurt a humans he is rong right now im thinking do coyotes eat spiders in my dirgram is said it does i think it dosent i hope you enjoyed this bye pokemon179!