Armadillo Mealtime!

In this episode of On Location, Coyote meets Daisy the Armadillo! These bizarre looking animals are not native to the southwestern portion of Arizona, however, we couldn’t pass up the chance to feature such a unique creature. Daisy was rescued after her mother was hit by a car and has been lovingly cared for and raised in captivity, where she has gotten used to interacting with humans.

Famous for their ability to dig, Coyote will need to be extra careful while handling her as they have incredibly sharp claws. So without further adieu get ready to get up close for an afternoon snack of worms and meet Daisy the Armadillo!

HUGE THANKS to Wildman Phil and his family for bringing Daisy for a visit while we were in Arizona.

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[ginarothwell]

My daughter has a stuffed armadillo named Daisy, so this was especially delightful!

[luisdorigon]

"I GOT WORM POOP IN MY right lets continue with the scene"
I love how Coyote reacts normal in situations that is not normal

[UndeadHavoc]

I love how Daisy's all about buckin' an' shooting dirt up in the air when Coyote touches her, but Mark gives her a few pets and pokes, and she's just fine with it.

[marycassatt]

She was having none of you, Coyote 😂 Amazing how active she was for an animal that sleeps eighteen hours a day!

[madysenmalone]

When I was a kid, I always thought rollie pollies grew into armadillo's😂

[ElephantWhisperer]

Now Nearing the end of 2017, Coyote in my opinion deserves to win youtube channel of the year. Thank you Coyote and team, we love you!!

[Averman]

Mark: she's peeing on you
Coyote: that is not my pee
Mark: I'm loving this armodillo

[DelkorYT]

Worm poop in mouth, hands eviscerated, armadillo golden shower. What an adventure

[lilianayenovkian]

Daisy is the most ferocious animal Coyote has ever handled

[fransholmberg]

"Ugh i got worm poo in my mouth"
*2 sec later*
"Alright let's continue"

[jslferrell]

Peed, clawed, and dirt-kicked. The 9-banded greeting. I just love these little ‘tanks.’ So awesome.

[watermelonpie]

I love when you catch a armadillo they just have that "well i guess you got me" look

[SomePersonInTheWorld]

I love that he never gets upset at the animals even when they're repeatedly hurting him

[theonetrueuwu]

Coyote:You know you can eat armadillo.

Daisy:NOT TODAY COYOTE!!!! *Wiggles away*

[anakf]

Everyone: Aww so cute

Worms: THIS IS THE ARMOGEGON PEOPLE WIGGLE FOR UR

[undeadladybug]

Wow, she is a lot more feisty than you would think! I was not expecting so much speed in one of these critters.

[hmangmail]

How fast she digs through the dirt is incredible.

[mattstanislen]

dude..It's okay to wear gloves sometimes, Cody hahaha.

[antoniomitreski]

The Armadillo eats like he/she hasnt eaten for a week

[dryguy]

I LOVE ARMIDILLOS! Do you hear me, do, you, hear, me