Societal factors like pollution, wealth, and population density may impact coyotes' behavior in large urban areas like Los ...

“Wherever you’re at right now, you’re most likely in a coyote family territory,” John Maguranis of the non-profit Project ...

we analyzed information from reported attacks to better understand the factors contributing to changes in coyote behavior. We subsequently used updated data collected largely in urban and suburban ...

HOUSTON — A recent spike in coyote sightings in Houston's Montrose neighborhood has caused concern among residents and pet owners in particular. There was an uptick in such sightings in recent weeks, ...

Attacks on dogs in rural areas most often occur during the coyote mating and pup birthing period – January through June – as a territorial defense behavior. Coyotes have frequently closely followed ...

According to the article, titled Understanding Coyote Behavior, coyotes spend much of their time keeping to themselves “sleeping, waking, finding food (hopefully), playing, raising their young ...

The research is motivated in part by an uptick in complaints about coyotes in the city. Mostly, residents complain of nuisance behavior, such as eating garbage, but occasionally, a coyote attacks a ...

“Our wildlife cameras spotted a coyote and badger traveling together — the first time this type of behavior has been captured in the San Francisco Bay Area.” Pathways for Wildlife, which ...

"This behavior eroded the coyote's natural fear of humans and gave it the confidence to carry out this attack." "This tragic incident shows why it is critical that residents treat all wildlife as ...

But a new study found coyotes were less inclined to seek out ... body of research focused on how societal factors shape animal behavior, an approach that some believe provides more accurate ...