Coyotes

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.)

Yes , they can .

Alot of animals always leave there mothers around 1 to 2 years and begin there life on there own.

Taiga forest is a good habitat because coyotes have preys and the climate is right for them...

yes, you might not see a coyote eating plants regularly, but they are. They eat wild berries and other things.
It is important to know what wild animals will consume, especially if there is a chance of running into it. Coyotes are omnivores, this means they will try to eat plants and animals.

They have big ears that help keep heat out.

Attempts to introduce raccoons to Russia have mostly met with failure. The country is, perhaps, too cold and snowy for raccoons to survive and thrive.

No, although packs can take down elk even though elk weigh well over 550 lbs, though coyotes do get their calves.

of course they will... i live in grande cashe Alberta, Canada for a few yrs... if they get hungry enough a pack will eat almost anything.. i have heard stories of coyotes, teasing a mother grizley bear and taking baby cubs...

urine.

The fox has a number of symbolic meanings, camouflage, and the ability to meld with one's surroundings is the first to come to mind. The skillful provider is another.

Fox is said to embody adaptability, awareness, cunning, skill, and intelligence.

If fox is your personal totem or spirit guide then this could be a reminder that even the best of us sometimes get caught unawares, sometimes to our determent. However, not all naturally occurring phenomenon are to be interpreted as omens.

the easy way is to trap them by snares

if you shoot one the rest dont give you another chance. keep your snares scent free.

Some do. Not real common, but i got my first white tipped tail today. So the answer is yes, but most don't.

The difference between a cats tongue and a dogs tongue is that a cats tongue is rough and looks like there is little teeth on the tongue. The dogs tongue is smoother than a cats and is most of the time longer than a cats tongue. Also a dogs tongue can be different colours. It seems to be said also that a dogs tongue can heel a wound.

Yes, coyotes do indeed eat chipmunks. Other predators of the chipmunk include the fox, hawk, weasel, and owls. They hide in logs and trees.

Coyotes live in most places in the US. For years there was a coyote living in Yankee Stadium.

There are some coyote families living in the town I live in . . . also the city I work in.

They also live outside of cities in hot, medium, or cool climates.

yes, get an electric fence. and that should do the job

Being bigger and more muscular I would say cheetah

All mammals are warm blooded, so a coyote would be warm blooded.

Coyotes do not typically eat porcupines if they are alive. This is because porcupines have spines that hurt coyotes if they are eaten.

Coyotes are beneficial because they help control the population of rodents. They also help clean up by feeding on deceased animals.

on a 1000 pound steer of exceptional quality you will get about 400-450 pounds of meat with about 150-170 pounds being steak.

Coyotes are found in western armerica, on open plains, and in the east, in bushy areas. Ohia is the only state in which they arnt native.