Coyote pack

Coyotes are solitary creatures and mark their territory with urine. During the winter, coyotes tend to become more social, though. During the cold months, they join forces, creating hunting packs to find food more easily. These hunters are nocturnal, meaning they sleep during the day and hunt at night. This is why you usually only hear coyotes howling at night. Coyotes howl to communicate their location. They also use other noises to communicate. They make huffing noises to call their pups…

Coyote hanging out by the side of the road in Death Valley National Park.

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Dog walkers in LaSalle Park in Metairie are urged to take care: a pack of three coyotes has been spotted in the area.

In a surprising revelation, Nevada wildlife officials have determined that what was thought to be a pack of wolves in the state is actually a group of coyotes. The confusion arose from the coyotes' wolf-like behavior and physical traits, leading to mistaken identity. Through DNA analysis of scat samples, experts confirmed that the animals in question are indeed coyotes, not wolves as initially suspected. This discovery underscores the importance of accurate species identification for…