It’s a dog eat dog world out there, and if you have a BBC Wildlife magazine subscription then you’ll have received the July issue, which tells us exactly why.
Coyotes have a population of over eight million in North America, and having originated around 12,000 years ago, they’ve had to adapt to living with many other species over the centuries.
The magazine takes an in-depth look at the canines, which are considered a pest in many parts of the US. They compare the creatures to grey wolves, which are bigger, heavier and stay in the wild more than coyotes. If you want to read the full article on coyotes vs. Wolves then be sure to pick up a copy of the July issue before you subscribe and save on a BBC Wildlife magazine subscription today.
Posted by Amy Power.
