25 Surprising Facts About Coyotes That You Won't Forget

25 fascinating coyote facts that will prove why coyotes are one of nature's greatest success stories! Fact 25 will REALLY surprise you!

Coyotes are remarkable creatures that have adapted to thrive in a wide range of environments across North America. Known for their intelligence and resourcefulness, these wild canines are often spotted in rural areas, deserts, forests, and even urban neighborhoods.

Understanding coyote behavior, diet, and habitat can reveal a lot about how they've maintained balance in ecosystems, often playing the role of both predator and scavenger in the wild.

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Coyotes are extraordinary animals, and one of the most interesting coyote facts is their impressive speed. With the ability to run up to 40 miles per hour, coyotes are not only swift hunters but also quick to escape danger.

This agility helps them survive in a range of environments, from open plains to dense urban areas. Another fascinating coyote fact is their intelligence and problem-solving abilities. Known for their cleverness, coyotes can figure out how to find food sources, navigate obstacles, and even work together to outsmart predators or capture prey.

These unique traits make them incredibly adaptable and successful survivors. Exploring these coyote facts reveals why they're such skilled hunters and effective problem solvers in the wild.

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[maureencallahan]

Vineyard owners who grow raisins or wine grapes love the coyotes because they keep the varments under control.

[shermanhofacker]

I have had two coyotes as pets, the first, when i was 12 to 16, I first thought was a stray dog that took up with me and my other dogs. The second was a hurt pup that raised after helping it heal. I had a German Shepherd/coyote mix that adopted me as a yearling. I now have a coyote that frequently curles up a few feet away from my hot tub when I take a soak. We aren't close yet, but it is comfortable enough to snore in its sleep a fairly close to me.

[peteraltman]

We live in the city, but we have 21 acres in the country, we have a lot of coyotes on the weeds they do a lot of howling at night, this video gives us a new appreciation for these animals ❤

[BrianEthridge-wgko]

I was driving down airline highway in New Orleans about 4:00 in the morning it wasn't light yet and a coyote ran right out in front of me I mean this is right in the middle of the city of a million people not even on the outskirts. There's a spot in the French quarter that has at least a couple of city blocks it's completely overgrown in abandoned I saw possums coyotes and several other things I couldn't identify that were in there. They're amazing animals I got me a little cousin of a coyote right here called The Fawn Chihuahua. She is so much fun and such a loving wonderful intuitive animal. Animals are always way more intelligent than we give them credit for. And dogs really are man's best friend aside from a good woman anyway

[Huskyrescue]

I love all of these stories. The video was great. Thank you to all who shared.
We have a Husky/Northern breeds dog sanctuary. And a few rescue wolf dogs. One has Coyote in him. He is precious. Coyotes definitely "thow" their traits and looks strongly. You can tell when a dog or wolf has some coyote mixed in. But amazingly, it's rare. The reason is that wolves and coyotes are natural enemies. Wolves will almost always kill coyotes. And if coyotes can eat a dog as prey, they often times will. Plus, coyotes and wolves are only fertile once a year. I think the video mentioned the fact that they also mate for life. So a Coyote mating with a dog or a wolf doesn't happen often. It's amazing that it happens at all. But it does.

[cherri]

I have coyotes in my yard across the field .
I love hearing the sound of them at night . It’s a hauntingly beautiful sound .

[tinydancergirl]

That was really interesting and informative- thanks! Anything that adds to the understanding between our own species and others is always good!

[roefamily]

Thanks I'm an avid Hunter spin much time around coyotes you have increased my appreciation

[kate]

Coyotes are incredible animals. Much respect.

[ziggyz]

I love coyotes. We have a pack living somewhere nearby in the forest, and I can hear them howling at night. I was up very late one night and was lucky enough to see two of these beautiful creatures in my backyard.
Where I live used to be very rural but in the last 20 years we have had a lot of rich people pouring in from the big city. They are afraid of the coyotes, and some actually believe that coyotes hunt humans. I wish they had all stayed in the city.

[vehdynam]

Absolutely fascinating ! Many thanks.

[Sparks]

I've always admired them and like them even more after learning more about them, thanks.

[ericsimpson]

Always report suspicious coyote activity such as
Coyote carrying a sign stating " detour" .
Coyote with a box with a ACME label .
Coyote dropping anvil from hot air balloon.

[jahshaman]

I had a 1/4 coy-dog, who yip yapped and pranced and pounced, was one of the sweetest friends I've ever had. His mom was the daughter of a Pyrenees that decided to frolic instead of fight a coyote while she was in heat. So my coy-dog's mom was beautiful: completely snow white, no color, and shaped just like a coyote; super docile and mellow, and and like zero aggressive tendencies. I miss him. He was my sweet boy... 🐺

[mikerobie]

We fought coyotes on our sheep and cattle ranch for 150 years. I still dont hate them. They were just trying to survive. We finally got guard dogs and that eliminated their depredation.

[williamwalker]

When I was around 12 years old my dad and I were rabbit hunting. A coyote ran up to us with a stick in its mouth and was shanking it. Then it dropped the stick and started humping a tree. I asked my dad what's going on with the coyote. My dad said the coyote was telling us that there were more humping rabbits than you can shake a stick at...

[jamootoo]

Its about time someone created a POSITIVE video on these truly marvelous animals!

[KameraShy]

I live in a close-in suburb of Chicago. We have had coyotes for years and years. I like them because they keep down the population of rabbits that feast on my tender plants like peppers. I find pieces of rabbits in my yard. Rabbit's feet, cotton tails.

[mdvzzxx]

#13 is so true!! I love them on my place in Iowa. Less raccoons!! and still have pheasants.

[fivestringslinger]

Always makes my day when I see some of the members of the local pack roaming around. I could listen to them chatting all night.