With coyote breeding season beginning, a Kansas State University wildlife expert explains that understanding the canine’s common behavior will help prevent and protect oneself from an aggressive ...

What should you do if a coyote approaches you and your dog? That's a question that has come to light following the spotting of two coyotes in North Jersey. According to Urban Coyote Research, a ...

Whenever Hance Ellington gets a chance, he likes to talk about the science of coyotes, including their behavior around other animals. Dispelling coyote myths is a passion for Ellington, an assistant ...

Coyotes, once confined largely to the Great Plains and Southwest, are showing up in more urban areas, such as Central Park in New York City. At least 20 coyotes now roam the city, including two — ...

A large-scale national study of coyote behavior has found that urban coyotes are more willing to take risks around novel stimuli than their rural counterparts — a finding that arrives as Santa Monica ...

Open semi-natural settings in urban areas—like parks and golf courses teeming with plants and small mammals—are possible hotspots for interaction between coyotes and humans, a new study suggests.

Ranchers in northern Colorado wonder if the growing wolf population is causing coyotes to be more aggressive toward livestock ...

In Canada, coyotes build snowmen. In Marin County, Calif., they get high on mushrooms—or so it seems. At least one and possibly two coyotes have been spotted acting a bit oddly along Highway 1 near ...

Find out why this behavior happens, what it reveals about your environment and if seeing a coyote is a good sign.

Living in an urban/wildland interface, as we do here in the Lake Tahoe Basin, comes with a responsibility to do our best to coexist with native wildlife. Human/wildlife conflict issues can at times ...