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Video OF COYOTES
Ever wonder what coyotes do at night and how they get food? They can pick it off of a fruit tree. Here is a video of them at work. This video can be watched in HD. It will fill your screen if you click on the symbol on the lower right corner.
Video OF COYOTES AT NIGHT
Remember
- NEVER feed coyotes.
- Remove coyote food sources such as trash, fruit and pet food from the environment.
- Keep small pets inside from dusk to dawn or in safe enclosures
- Never leave young children unattended in yards or parks.
- Harass coyotes with loud noises, clapping hands, yelling, throwing rocks at them and waving your arms to create fear.
- Call the local department of Fish and Game or local law enforcement agency if coyotes attack humans, become too aggressive by approaching humans and by showing lack of fear of humans or if they attack small pets.
Coyote Vital Statics
- Weight: 15-45 lbs.
- Length with tail: 40-60"
- Shoulder Height: 15-20"
- Sexual Maturity: 1-2 years
- Mating Season: Jan-March
- Gestation Period: 58-65 days
- No. of Young: 2-12, 6 avg.
- Birth Interval: 1 year
- Lifespan: 15 years in the wild
- Typical diet: Small mammals, insects, reptiles, fruit & carrion
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