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Coyotes own my neighborhood after dark. It's not even rare to see them cruising in broad farking daylight. They do love some fat housecats, or cat food anyway, alot of times they will just hollow 'em out and not even bother with the meat.
Around here, the coyotes are harmless. Random cats go missing, but they are cats, they are stupid.
Coyotes have learned not to fark with the local dogs. Even the little purse dogs some neighbors have. They are behind a fence all the time, and if a coyote gets in over the fence, the have a BIG problem getting back over.
I love shining a flashlight over my back fence out onto a New mexico arroyo, and often will see a dozen or so pairs of eyes turn to look at me. What's funny is that when the coyotes start yipping, my dogs don't react. Mind you, a police car siren a mile away and they go off like a small tornado.
Urban coyotes never stray: New study finds 100 percent monogamy
Well, I'm not 100% on board with the whole interspecies thing, but he's got a good job as a wildlife ecologist, and he's not bad looking. Plus you guys are so cute together in this picture.
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