#coyotes

#coyotes

The aggressive coyote at Crissy Field was euthanized after attacking dogs and threatening people.

Maintaining distance and not feeding coyotes can prevent conflict.

Coyotes are becoming more aggressive and brazen in urban areas like Liberty Village, prompting community concerns.

Coyotes are common in urban areas like New York City, and recent sightings don't pose a threat to human safety.

Coyotes are frequently sighted in Golden Gate Park, raising concerns among residents, especially about the safety of children and pets.

Coyotes are increasingly encroaching on suburban areas, presenting new challenges for families.

Coyote attacks on pets at Crissy Field indicate an alarming need for urban wildlife management.

Residents in San Francisco face increasing wildlife encounters, particularly with coyotes, raising concerns for pet safety.

Saugus officials warn pet owners of increased coyote encounters, urging vigilance after the death of four dogs in recent attacks.

Dog fatalities from coyote attacks have prompted officials to advise leash usage for dogs at Crissy Field.

Coyote attacks on pets have increased at Crissy Field, alarming dog owners and prompting safety measures.

Central Park now hosts a bonded pair of coyotes, symbolizing wildlife adaptation to urban environments.

A male coyote in Central Park has found a female companion, highlighting urban wildlife adaptation and changes in local animal behavior.

Coyotes are increasingly spotted in the Bronx, and while some residents are concerned, officials assure there is no significant threat to safety.

Brittany Furlan rescued her dog from a coyote attack, highlighting the increasing danger coyotes pose to pets.

Nine orphaned coyotes were successfully rehabilitated and released back into the wild by the San Diego Humane Society.

Coyote pups taken from homeowner's yard now in care for eventual release into the wild.

Mother coyote desperately searching for her babies in the neighborhood.