Lush greenery and abundant wildlife—attributes of many affluent L.A. neighborhoods that lure people—would seemingly be draws ...

Urban sprawl has forced coyotes into closer proximity to humans, and they’ve had to wise up fast and now humans have to ...

The bill, which is opposed by the Scott administration, puts divisions over hunting practices back in the spotlight and reopens questions of whose role it should be to legislate wildlife.

Those behind the new study note that previous research has found that more affluent areas may harbor more negative views toward coyotes. It’s one of several surprising findings in the paper ...

Coyote season is back, and Isle of Palms police is already seeing activity in the Lowcountry, reporting their first attack of the year earlier this month.Office ...

Although the animals are typically wary and timid around people, encounters with humans and pets could increase as coyotes forage and protect their dens.

“Pets are definitely a lot more vulnerable,” Krukar said. He explained that depending on the size, coyotes may see dogs as either competition or prey. “I've had reports of large dogs that ...

Most coyotes attempt not to engage with people, and many people do not even know the animals are nearby. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency said the average litter size for coyotes is around ...

He specializes in studying the wild, medium to large size mammals that live in the state, and has observed coyote behavior in the wild. Range of coyotes within the Northern Hemisphere, 1900-2016. (Map ...

and coyotes may just feel threatened if the dog is the same size or bigger than themselves. Officers say January through March is considered breeding season for coyotes, and in April, they feed ...

Wolves may be canines but are much larger and more ferocious than the average dog or coyote. But how big are they exactly? We ...