Coyotes

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Coyotes are canines. They are related to wolves, foxes, and dogs. Coyotes are native to North America, and are found in nearly every one of the continental United States. They hunt and eat small animals like mice and prairie dogs, but they can also kill larger animals like deer.

Coyotes do eat birds and prey on reptiles and small rodents. They usually target animals they can capture such as birds that are low to the ground.

i Would rather trap them because their pelt can be worth a lot i would only trap them if they were hunting my cats and dog but if it comes to close to the house one quick shot to the head and no need to worry

How 'bout a slug or buckshot.

Coyote says so because the chief moved the lake backwards.

Size differs by region

They use their fur and superior scent to do this

Coyote is the same word in English and Spanish. The Spanish word is a masculine noun whose definite article is 'el' ['the'], and whose indefinite article is 'uno'['a, one']. It's pronounced 'koh-YOH-teh'.

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The last sighting of a Japanese wolf (Canis lupus hodophilax or Canis hodophilax) in Japan was a young male caught in Washikaguchi, Nara Prefecture in 1905, the fur and bones of which were put on display in the British Museum in London. Another subspecies (Canis lupus hattai), which used to live in the north of Honshu and in Hokkaido (the big island at the top of Japan) probably died out in about 1900 due to a program of extermination carried out by migrants who came to live there from the south at the end of the 19th century. Japanese people had lived in harmony with the wolf from ancient times. Unlike in Europe, there was little history of raising livestock for food, so less conflict with wild carnivores. In some places wolves were even formally worshipped as gods, and there are still shrines remaining where wolves are honored (for example Mitsumine Shrine in the Chichibu area). During the Edo period (1603 to 1867), however, they came to be seen as harmful because they could carry rabies, and because they had a bad image (wolf = evil) in other countries. This resulted in them being hunted to extinction. With the extinction of the wolf, the place it occupied in the food chain as a carnivore was left open, and now there are no natural predators (except man) to prevent 'over-population' of deer and wild pigs in some areas. At the present time there is renewed interest in Japan in reintroducing wolves to the wild, as has been done in the United States. One organization that promotes this idea is the Japan Wolf Association, which have a home page in English, linked below. http://www.japan-wolf.org/englishtop.htm

Yes, there have been numerous cases in which a coyote has attacked a siberian husky.

Coyotes used to only be found in prairies in the southeastern US and Mexico, but their population exploded in late 19th and 20th century and now coyotes are found in everywhere in the USA including North Carolina.

According to North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission since 2005 coyotes can be found in every county in North Carolina. they can be legally hunted and there are no closed seasons, bag limits, or possession limits.

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Yes that varmit has even been spotted in New York Citiy's Central Park.

It has been said that the coyote is the world's best survivor, and that if the entire world was covered in concrete, the coyotes would be found living in the culverts.

yes Deer grunt and snort and other normal noises like any other wild animal

anywhere a coyote lives it is in the food chain because it eats other animals and some animals eat it

Yes there are a lot of coyotes in Illinois. I would say you can find them in almost any part of Illinois that is considered rural. They even show up in the burbs of Chicago but the large portion of coyotes remain in the areas less populated by man. That being said the central and southern parts of the state are less populated by humans and you will find a healthy population of coyotes in these regions of the state.

There are currently 19 recognized subspecies of Coyotes, 16 of which are in Canada, Mexico, and the United States. 3 are in Central America.

It is cousin to the Grey Wolf, which is Eurasian. It evolved in North American approx. 2 Million Years Ago. (so they say)

For some great information on the Coyote, check out www.wikipedia.com

a coyote is a meat eater.they do eat dead animals.i would stay away from a coyote!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!