Coyotes have expanded their range to 49 states—and show no signs of stopping.

12/22/2019

This National Geographic article discusses the expansion of coyotes throughout North America and their successful adaptation to human-altered environments. It explores how coyotes have thrived in urban and suburban areas, and the challenges they pose to humans and other wildlife. The article highlights the adaptability and intelligence of coyotes, as well as their impact on ecosystems. It also examines the conflicting views and controversies surrounding the management and coexistence with coyotes. Overall, the article provides insights into the fascinating story of how coyotes have become one of the most widespread and adaptable carnivores in North America.

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