The New York Times recently featured the contentious issue of coyotes in San Francisco, highlighting the diverse opinions of residents towards these canines. Their aggressive behavior, especially during pupping season, has sparked fierce debate, particularly among dog owners. Once eradicated in the early 20th century, coyotes are believed to have returned from Marin County. The article covers previous reports of aggressive incidents, such as coyote bites on children and attacks on pets, while revealing new insights into research limitations imposed during the Trump administration that may have affected perceptions of coyote behavior.
Coyotes in San Francisco have turned public sentiment into polarized debate, with their growing presence leading to tensions among dog owners and local residents alike.
The return of coyotes to San Francisco has reignited controversial discussions around urban wildlife, fueled by anecdotes of aggressive encounters and ongoing research limitations.
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