Howling is a great way to locate a coyote. After all, a group of coyotes will howl to assemble, especially after hunting. Family groups will also howl to advertise their presence in an area to other ...

Coyotes yipping in the hills and valleys of Los Angeles are as iconic as the sound when cars race on the 405 freeway or fans chant “let’s go Dodgers” at a game. But the howling and sightings of ...

A while back I happened to be sitting quietly in my easy chair reading an outdoor magazine when I was suddenly shocked out of my chair. Out of nowhere was an indescribable clamor of hair-raising ...

WSHU: I'm sure our Connecticut listeners will hear this and think, 'What's the big deal? We see coyotes all the time,' but could you explain why it's so surprising for Long Islanders to spot these ...

Wolves have broader faces and shorter, rounded ears, whereas coyotes have slender faces, taller, pointed ears, and thinner legs. Their tails also reveal clues: coyotes hold their bushy tails low, ...

Coyotes—as cute as they look—belong in the wild, not the living room. Here's why we need to be find alternative ways of letting them coexist in urban areas. Urban areas are ever-expanding, causing ...

Ms. Renkl is a contributing Opinion writer who reports from Nashville on flora, fauna, politics and culture in the American South. I don’t live in Chicago or follow the news there, but it didn’t take ...