Coyotes
The coyote is a carnivorous mammal belonging to the dog family with nineteen different subspecies who, although similar, all differ slightly in size and color.
- Coyotes can be seen in a wide range of locations from central America to northern Alaska and throughout the United States and most of Canada.
- They eat a diverse range of foods so can survive in forests, on plains or in deserts.
- Coyotes can be seen in the wild or in National Parks.
Overview
Coyotes are a carnivorous mammal belonging to the dog family, characterized by a narrow nose and ears longer than those of a wolf. There are nineteen different subspecies all differing slightly in size and color although they are usually gray. Coyotes are well known for their distinctive howl, which is their main method of communication.
Interesting facts
Coyotes' diet is extremely diverse; they will eat whatever is available to them and have even been known to eat domestic animals.
Best Place for Viewing
Coyotes initially inhabited open country and grasslands in the southwestern United States and Mexico. However the coyotes' geographic range has expanded and they can be found in varying habitats in Central America, Northern Alaska and throughout the US and most of Canada.
Respecting Wildlife
Coyotes are a fascinating creature to spot and observe but we do ask that you stay a respectful distance from them at all times and refrain from disrupting their habitat.
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