That Howling? Just New York’s Neighborhood Coyotes
On a cold, clear afternoon in Pelham Bay Park, the tracks were etched in the crusted snow, doglike but more oblong, the claws less prominent and, over all, more compact.
Coyote finds old dog toy, acts like a puppy
Photographer Pamela Underhill Karaz lives in Trenton Falls, New York, in a rural area. Her own property is 48 acres of forest and field, which means she gets to see her fair share of wildlife right in her own backyard.
‘Miracle’ Dog Exposes America’s Shameful Use Of Leghold Traps
Every year on public and private land throughout the country, thousands of animals suffer and die slow deaths after becoming ensnared in leghold traps, considered by some to be one of the cruelest devices ever invented by man.
Coyote encounters becoming more common in New Jersey
A lone coyote. Wolf-like, with a long snout and bushy, black-tipped tail.
Critics try to ban coyote hunting contests
Critics of coyote hunting contests hope to ban the controversial practice in Nevada, insisting it amounts to little more than wanton slaughter of wildlife.