When they are scared or are sneaking up on something

The coyote eats 3 rabbits, a batch of blueberries and 4 baby hares exactly

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Howl a lot while scrounging for food and waiting for spring. They may pick off a few pets, quail, pigeons, doves, and other prey until food becomes more plentiful and breeding season comes around in the spring.

i have not really seen a coyote here, but my best guess is yes. when the animak is starving, it can eat almost anything although it usually go after animals that would not resist so much when the coyotes attack them..... thank you!

It just so happens the color scheme of coyotes are close to the color dirt,sand and the ground in general.This is why military forces have named and used a "coyote camo" that mainly uses the color tan or khaki. Because the environment is dirty no matter were you are.

in dire conditions that is if they can catch them they will

Yes. Baby coyotes have skinny tails cause full grown coyotes usually skinny. So yeah

Yes!!!!!

A group of coyotes is called a band, a pack or a rout

Desert bighorn sheep are herbivores meaning they eat plants. They do not have the predatory instincts to hunt nor the proper dentition and stomach to digest meat.

No, they just adapt to changes in climate throughout the year.
No.

The reason is that cities are not nocturnally friendly. The street lights scare away most nocturnal animals. Another reason is that the park does not have prey to catch. When humans find them in cities, they either get shot or captured and returned to the wild.

Cubs are baby bears, and pups are baby dogs, and coyotes are part of the canine family, so that means they are called pups.

Mountain lions live in a variety of habitats - conifer forests, deciduous forests, rain forests, grasslands, savannas, wetlands, mountains and deserts.

The coyote is in the kingdom Animalia.

For thirty seconds

mean, vicious, rude, stupid, sly

u decide

The iconic Central and North American Canis latrans (Coyote) ranges from Panama in the south, throughout Mexico and the United States, and most of Canada. In Canada, their eastern territory remains south of Hudson Bay, but in the west, they range through about half of Saskatchewan, all of Alberta, British Columbia, and the Yukon- even on up into Alaksa. That covers jungle, subtropical, montane, temperate forest, low, medium, and high desert,prairie, and even urban environs. They have proven to be quite adaptable; yet not easily tamed, even when raised from birth. They've been occasionally spotted in New York's Central Park, and one even quietly entered a Quizno's sandwich shop during the lunch hour in the Chicago Loop district in 2007.

Yes, they enjoy eating them.

some yes, some no. Recently coyotes have been killing pets, they learned to wait by house doors to nab cats, its creepy. They have developed a special way to hunt big dogs in my area, one coyote goes and bites the dog, then acts scared and runs away. They want the dog to follow them, one dog did and the coyote stayed just ahead. The moment they got behind a bush, five coyotes jumped the dog, torn it to pieces, and ate it. they are specializing in hunting pets, to answer your question, yes.

No there more likely to attack then a murder

Maybe... If coyotes were starving they might but not usally.

If you give it to them,but I wouln't try it,lol

The coyotes would eat it, it might not be healthy but, If faced with starvation probably.

Nothing eats coyotes unless the predator is a scavenger that feasts on its body such as vulture or hyena.

A young puffin would be a hatchling, nestling or chick. (Someone suggested they could be called pufflings as in ducklings.)