Do coyotes live alone or in groups?

Answer 1

It depends on the other animals in the enviroment. If there are wolves, then usually the wolf pack prevents coyotes from forming packs. If there is no food compitition, and the food source is primairly ungulates, then the coyotes will likely form packs. Other wise, they generally act solitary

Answer 2

Whilest primarily solitary animals the coyote or Cannius Coyotillian has been known to band together in small groups (known as Forceps) for the purposes of hunting large prey such as wildebeest or armadillos. The Forcep is usually dominated by one alpha male refered to by Cyotologists as the Protodog, which decides what animal should be hunted on a specific day. Below the Protodog is the Alpha Female, she has a supporting role within the Forcep, generally being in charge of keep things tidy in the den and making the dinner.