Description
Coyotes are everywhere. Some people admire them, while others see them as a nuisance. Explore the lives of these adaptable and intelligent animals, from their behavior and habitats to the many myths and misconceptions that surround them. How have coyotes learned to thrive alongside humans, and why do they remain such a familiar part of our landscape?
Wildlife biologist Daryl Ratajczak works for the Bureau of Land Management. He holds a degree in wildlife management and managed a black bear rehab, research, and education facility near Great Smoky Mountains National Park. He also worked for the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency.