GPS trackers give insights into lives of Marin coyotes

National Park Service researchers have tagged several Marin Headlands coyotes to better understand their behavior as they grow more comfortable with urban environments.

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The intrepid urban coyote: a comparison of bold and exploratory

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Rangewide coyote Canis latrans diet. The main chart shows the mean

Street-Smart Predators: Insights into the Behavior of Coyotes

Biologists Begin Coyote Tracking Study in the Marin Headlands

Tri-State Study Fits 175 Coyotes With GPS Trackers – Georgia

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Islanders learning to coexist with coyotes - The Martha's Vineyard

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Tri-State Study Fits 175 Coyotes With GPS Trackers – Georgia