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The fact that an animal is smart enough to act cute and friendly towards humans to get food makes them alot smarter than you think.
That's how we domesticated dogs to begin with.
STILL EVENTFUL!!!
They have been observed in cities waiting for the light to turn green at crosswalks. They are super intelligent and good at learning by observing
Shoot, my gf does the same thing.
@@lefkytheshin NOT TRUE!!!
I would like to mention just because you can domesticate a coyote doesn’t mean you should.
but i waaaant toooo
Real. They literally eat dogs.
they got my cat 5 days ago kiss my ass. 223 has their name on it
@@doin4dale3 killed my cat a few years ago too
But it's just your opinion .....
Them pack howls are scary AF when you are camping in the woods at night
oh I know that when a mother coyote wants to have pups they will howl to see how many other coyotes are around so they know to make more pups if there aren't many around
Yeah.. When I was moving, we had to live in an RV for a few days.. it was in a small section of a forest righht beside a very long and wide river. At night when we were barbequing, there would be a coyote pack on the other side of the river just watching us and waiting. Then when we’d go to bed they’d all howl and there would always be footprints all around the RV.
@@Vixeyy.ythat's my situation at present. freaky!
They will cross breed with dogs, particularly German Shepherds
@@robertnewell4054 why specifically German shepherds
>one of the wild dogs you didn't know existed
>One of the most recognised animals in north America
I mean, I guess if you don't live in America you wouldn't know what they are.
@@carlycrays2831 coyotes are world famous lmao, right down to being on popular kids shows
@@carlycrays2831 Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner. Of course the rest of the English speaking world knows what they are
Theres just a whole lot of world out there
@@carlycrays2831There are coyotes all over the world, they're not exclusive to America. Everyone knows what coyotes are.
The Roadrunner has something to say about these guys.
Beep Beep
Brrrrrrmmmmmmm
That they pose no danger to them at all?
Beep beep 😛
😂
They looks friendly and kinda cute, until you find out they kill your chickens overnight, and they will do it again if they can
And they eat cats
And they eat cats
And they eat cats
And they eat cats
Also hard on house pets.
“You didn’t know existed” I didn’t know your viewers were born yesterday
😂😂😂
A coyote mama had her litter in our neighbor's (to the east) backyard. One morning, I watched her hop over our east fence, cross to our west fence, hop over it into our west neighbor's backyard, and 30 seconds later, head back to her pups with a squirrel in her mouth. It was like she went on a shopping trip to the squirrel mart two lots down. Coyotes are excellent hunters, is what I'm saying.
And damn fine jumpers, apparently.
@@lefkytheshin We had a high-content coy-dog for 13 years. She was spring-loaded. From a seated position, she could hop right over our six foot fence and land on the other side like a cat.
@@tomindenver1331 a coy-dog? What is that?
@@heyitsritu It's a hybrid of a coyote and a domesticated dog. For a long time, it was believed that such an animal couldn't exist. They have different breeding cycles; coyotes are more likely to kill and eat a stray dog than mate with it; offspring would likely not survive. All these seemed like sound reasons to assume "coy-dogs" couldn't exist. But DNA research in the early 90s confirmed they do. What usually happens is a male coyote mates with a female feral (or wild) dog. Some offspring survive. They, too, remain in the wild, where in just a few generations, they are mostly coyote DNA with a little dog DNA. Now, researches are seeing coyote/wolf hybrids. Those coyotes are resilient creatures! The animal in my avatar is my old coy-dog, Matty.
@@heyitsritu coyote X dog
“Scavenging in neighborhoods”…. “Hunt small animals”…..
Hey Mom, where’s fluffy?
Reminds me of the story about a farther that would take his daughter to the shelter each time their cat was eaten by one and the person there said after they had been several times and learnt what was happening "sounds like you're just feeding shelter cats to a coyote." And then the daughter started crying.
Coyotes gotta eat too. Don’t let your pets outside and there won’t be a problem.
@@Banana_boatDamn that's messed up
@@coolcat6303Coyotes literally asked for a bad reputation, pets need excercise and need to go outside. So do people, coyotes literally come in to houses and backyards looking for food as if they don't got shit in the forest.
@@GuywithaTrexskullonhishead tbf, it's not the coyotes faults that we're invading their land with construction. But yeah, I'd assume they'd stay away from areas roaming with cars and all that
They’re going to regret getting close to humans in a few thousand years when they’re domesticated with a dyed pink tail and matching pink sweater.
*have they really domesticated me?*
You missed one of the most interesting parts: if a cayote's pack is too numerous, they will hardly breed, but if their numbers dwindle, they can have several babies, always keeping the pack size the same.
Interesting indeed !
Coyotes always looks like a combination between a wolf and fox to me. Really awesome animal
I agree! 😍
They actually evolved from a red wolf and an extinct species of fox! So in a way your correct
Theres a large coyote pack near my house. I hear them doing roll call every other night
That means you gotta be careful if your having a dog,cat or chickens
Sounds like a job for my ol buddy Smith, and his buddy Wesson.
I got a nice browning should the need ever arise. But they leave me alone, so I leave them alone
@@ParallelOrb Nice, that's the ideal situation imo. Coexistence at it's finest.
It’s likely only a few coyotes, they don’t tend to live in large groups. A few coyotes sound like many
Him: “The most recognized animal in North America”
Deer:😢
I'm from Kentucky, a very rural part of Kentucky at that. And when we first built our house on the farm, these little guys would literally just walk up and chill on our porch. Obviously we had to spook them away when we got a dog and farm animals but it was really cool to get to see them up close like that for that time.
I used to live on a farm. A new development went in not far from where i lived. When people finally moved in they thought the coyotes were cute and fed them. We tried to warn them not to do that explaining that theyll get used to human interaction. They started killing neighbourhood dogs and cats. Some people are just rediculous
...they were here first ... where are they supposed to go ?
@@willgaukler8979What do you mean they were here first? It doesn't mean anything about the comment at all Lmao. The Coyote are there first so it means they must feed them? What you getting at? Explain it to me.
@@willgaukler8979 You’re missing the point. The point is people are dumb and should not feed them. People should also keep their pets inside. It’s not the coyotes’ fault; they need to eat to survive. But it’s bad for humans to feed them. Almost all coyote attacks come from people feeding them.
When coyotes howl and yip at night their talking to each other, one of the things they do is kind of a roll call. If one coyote is determined to be missing/dead the females will automatically have an extra pup to replace it.
Lots of people don’t understand this and get confused when killing coyotes doesn’t harm their numbers lol
To people saying “coyote killed my cat or dog”
Don’t let pets out unsupervised. Coyotes aren’t malicious, they’re just trying to survive.
If someone let their birds out to fly around and it got killed by someone’s cat, everyone would say “it’s instinct, they can’t help it” or “well, you shouldn’t let your bird out unsupervised or not at all. It could just have easily been killed by a bird of prey, feral cats, or a hundred other things.”
It is YOUR responsibility to keep YOUR pets safe. Especially if you know there are coyotes, birds of prey, and/or other predatory animals around.
Coyotes are just animals trying to survive. Cats don’t belong outside. They damage ecosystems. And can be killed by cars, other cats, predators, etc.
Notice the lack of replies from the morons who let's their pets get eatin, but can't accept it's their own fault. Lmao
Well said 👏
Cats that live outside or go outside often have an average lifespan of a pet cat that goes outside is 2-5 years (yes, there is the rare outlier that can live longer. This is the average)
The average lifespan of an indoor cat is 10-20 years (again there are outliers. Some live less than this, and some more).
The average lifespan of a feral cat is 2-3.
I’d think this alone would get people to keep their cat inside, especially if they really love and care about their cat.
Cats can be just as happy or even happier living only indoors. Or make a “catio” or take can on walks with a harness and leash. It’s not like walking a dog. Walking a cat will be much, much slower, but that’s ok. Remember cats are small, they’re excellent predators, but they’re also prey to many animals.
Keep your pets safe. Pets (dogs, cats, birds, horses, etc) should never roam around outside freely and unsupervised. Even in a fenced in area or tethered you should keep an eye on your pet.
@@PaintedDognot to mention cats are super invasive. Australia has bounties on domestic cats, its normal to shoot them on sight. If coyotes catch a few cats its no loss to the ecosystem
@@ricotta5753 I absolutely hate outdoor cats there’s one aggressive one on my street which jumped onto my leg and bit me I kicked it off if it was a stray I would of let my dog eat it
“Hello stray dog, I’ve always wanted to rescue a stray dog, comere let me rescue you stray dog” iykyk 😂
"Are you a wolf or a fox?" "A little bit of both"
Actually neither it isn’t a hybrid it’s it’s own animal
Last two critters on earth will probably be a coyote and a cockroach. They defy efforts to eradicate them.
Them and wild dogs. Fuckers are resilient.
@@reitairue2073 Yeah, forgot them wild hogs too. Shoot them from copters and boats, with no limit, and the fuckers are breeding faster than they can be killed
And tardigrades
I went on a trail once through a forest with my parents. They were a bit ahead of me when they suddenly stopped. I didn't really see what they were staring at because of the surrounding bushes till I caught up. They were locked in a staring competition with a thin coyote. They must have lost because they turned around, grabbed my arm and ran out the forest, dragging me along out. The coyote must have freaked because it turned in the other direction and ran away too.
Turned and ran out the woods? Thank god it was a coyote and not a bear, Puma, wolf, really any predator that’s not a coyote.
You try to break off and run from any four legged predator that weighs more than 40 lbs, and the chance that ur going to be attacked goes up like tenfold.
@@connormcmurphy4276 I agree but this coyote was pretty slim, small and scared which is why we ran. But you're right. I'm glad it wasn't a mature coyote.
Your comment made me chuckle:)
Are your parents scared of weak coyotes? Nah jk lol but that’s wild dude you guys shoulda just given him some of your snacks or something probably would have followed you around the rest of the walk like a loyal dog
@@DredgenFenris lmao that's not how they work
None of the coyotes I've ever see have looked that well fed.
Not used to seeing a coyote but not seeing their ribs.
It often depends on the area and season. My local coyotes are chonky
Yeah, the ones around here look pretty ugly
All the ones I kill on my land are massive. I killed a big male last year that weighed 52 pounds (that’s freakin huge for a coyote)
I think the land is really the coyotes.
@@EducatedPsycho95 Are they Eastern Coyotes? What region are you from? Eastern Coyotes are bigger because they’re about 30% grey wolf.
I love coyotes.
They're one of the most underrated animals out there, and they're very picturesque too!
Especially Eastern Coyotes. They’re gorgeous
About 7 years ago I saw a lone blonde coyote cross the highway in southern Indiana. Very rare sight and it was absolutely beautiful. Thought it was a dog at first but the big ears and long bushy tail gave it away. Never will forget it even though I only saw him for a few seconds.
"And they will eat small mammals...
Such as your Yorkshire and your cat.
Don't blame them for being hungry, BLAME THOSE WHO LEAVE PETS OUTSIDE!"
Edit: Hurting of one animal because of other makes PEOPLE the worst animal of all!
Leave coyotes alone and pets inside 🤨
Yeah i think same and later people kill them for fun and sport and they say yeah but later they kill pets and chickens so i do the "right thing"
That's right!
That’s true. Even walking small dogs can be dangerous if not equipped with a spiked dog sweater. Where I lived in the desert one person was walking their dog on their own street and coyote tried to grab it while it was on leash.
@@hungry_lama the right thing is leaving coyotes alone and pets inside 🤨
"Eye for an eye" and the worst animal of all becomes the people around them. 🤦🏻♀️
My cat was killed by a coyote and it was my fault entirely. Coyotes have to eat and I was too tired to scruff my cat and bring him inside. So, sadly, I agree.
“The most recognized species of animals in the world”
Title: wild dogs you didn’t even know existed
they're also very loud
they're native to my area [texas] and you can hear a pack from a mile away
When they want you to. I live in semi rural areas outside Austin (lots of homes and shops but lots of parks and wooded areas) and had a juvenile walk me home from work one night. Had no idea it was there until it came out of the trees
I’m listening to them right now at 5:30 in the morning 😮
Eh, why are you not asleep lol
Coyotes will totally take out small domestic pets. Keep your pets indoors and invest in a coyote vest for when you walk your dog. It would have to be a desperate coyote to attack a dog in the presence of a human, but its well worth while to take precautions.
Yep, also keep an air horn on you, and if you keep your pets in a fenced-in yard, put coyote rollers on top of your fence to keep them out. I also recommend monitoring your pets when they’re out in the yard. Invest in a surveillance camera if you need to. Get one with a motion-detector, and if possible, get an alarm with floodlights. The loud sounds and lights will scare them out of your yard. Oh, and if your cat begs to go outside but it can jump the fence, build a catio to keep it secure outside.
If you didn’t know the coyote existed either you live in a country without them or, you’re living under a rock.
A coyote is basically a mini wolf.
The northern coyote that most people recognize is actually a cross between wolves and true coyotes
A much smarter,faster,skilled hunter and adaptable animal then the wolf
I think of coyotes and wolves as the jack of all trades and master of one versions of each other. They're enemies though.
@electricay true. Coyotes are also enemies of foxes. Coyotes in eastern usa are double size of Midwest Coyotes. Eastern Coyotes I've heard from ppl can way up to 60 or 70 pounds.
We are rapidly becoming a suburban area and our wild animals are being forced out of their homes here. I can hear them howling around 2 am here and I believe I have one living on my property.
I have a forest in my backyard and they howl like CRAZY when they successfully hunt or when there’s a train coming
I have a forest preserve about a mile away with a state road on the other side of the preserve. Ambulances and other sirens make the whole pack go nuts. It basically pings the entire park.
“One the wild dogs you didn’t know existed”
“Is probably the most recognized animal in North America”
Unrelated, but I just saw my first Coyote today
Pro tip: The dogs in the wild are free
Coyotes when they see a Chihuahua named Fifi: It’s showtime
Wild is wild and always will be.
Yup, and some just don't understand that and there have been a lot of accidents
In Hungary 🇭🇺, we call it "prairie wolf". But we don't have coyotes, we have golden jackals.
@volklied Cool, in Hungarian: "prérifarkas"
Hello, prairie wolf here, I'm a Hungarian with the last name Farkas, who lives in the Albertan prairie. Hence my handle. I live In a small town, I hear them nightly. The weirdest , almost insane person laugh kind of howl. They often mate with large dogs, around here a coyote mix dog is common. 🐺
Same animal
They have an adaptable diet like humans. True survivors.
Title: “One of the wild dogs you didn’t know existed”
Narrator: ““One of the most recognized animal in NA”
Which is it, damn it?!
I was thinking the same thing
Clickbait, duh.
They look like a cross between a wolf and a fox.
Can't understand people's dislike for such animals - they're beautiful.
If they are good hunters then take good care of your chickens as anyone should whether you have local predators or not.
Buzzards & eagles can can take your chickens or pets too.
Live and let live isn't a common motto for humans.
Because they get in your trash, attack pets, and you won't think they're very majestic when they decide to howl right outside your bedroom window.
@@carlycrays2831
I think I would.
You have to be careful with pets in the city from traffic, dogs, people stealing or harming them.
There are ways of securing a trash can.
I put out my left overs for animals. Not cooked bones.
@@zerotoleranceforsataniceli4794 Do you underestimate how much damage coyotes could do to your pets and property?
@@SpaceMarine500
I've answered that already.
There are ways to minimise damage and loss of pets.
The human attitude is that animals don't have a right to live the life they were born to.
You and others speak as if there are marauding lions - maybe the odd one is but I don't believe it's the threat you & others make out.
@@zerotoleranceforsataniceli4794 Yes they are marauding lions when they grow enough numbers, something they do very quickly. And they become a true menace to farms and rural pet owners. They reserve the right to shoot coyotes and forcefully cull populations. They are literally pests on account of how much they breed as a predatory species.
As a person that lives in the south I can indeed say we see lots of these puppers
Thank you for keeping this fair,... and not smearing these coyotes. We have several packs in our area. When they start sounding off, it's glorious.
Who didnt know coyotes existed?
They're cute like a fox-wolf hybrid
One of the things that the video does not mention about coyotes is the fact that they can also climb trees and fences.
Years ago, I was hiking at a environmental location between Dallas and Tarent county in Texas. I was 7 mos pregnant and just needed to hike to clear out the mental cobwebs. As I was hiking and enjoying the sunshine I noticed movement in the trees on the hill above me. As I continued hiking I noticed that the animal in the trees and brush above me was shadowing me. I saw the animal following me was a large male coyote. (Biology major) He was beautiful but I knew that I would never be able to outrun him. I found some stones and a large stick and began yelling trying to make myself appear larger (like being pregnant was not large enough 🙂). I was able to return to the check-in offc. at the center. I shared my experience with the biologist on duty and he said he was concerned when he saw I was by myself and pregnant. He said I was probably high on prenatal vitamins and should have just hiked the short trail for the kiddies. When you are hiking and enjoying the scenery you still have to be aware of your environment and the creatures that call it home. End of bedtime story lol.🙂
Who the fuck doesn’t know coyotes exist lol
Europeans
@@jeffreymodesitt3345 I suppose, but they are still popular animals in literature
these animals are a nightmare to manage
Hunting for your pets and livestock.
My great pyrenees dog always tries to fight them from behind our fence
I love my 'Yotes. When any siren ignites, I'm always stunned how close they are!!!
Heard my coyote neighbors about an hour ago. Almost every nite.
“The wild dog you didn’t know existed?” Who doesn’t know coyotes exist?
Anyone young who grew up in the city... dur.
It's a surprisingly well kept secret
One time coyotes were howling at night and my friend and I lit roman candles (fireworks that you hold in your hand) and started howling back at them until they stopped. This was at 1 in the morning
lmao
Wolves: AWWWOOOOOO
Coyotes: aAAAaaszaAaaaadfvgghhhh
Coyotes seem to be a cross between wolves and foxes, as they appear to have similar attributes from both.
They love to run around our cabin in Alaska at night
Kinda creepy
They have been known to attack humans as well, so I'd say be careful especially if you're alone, these things are very intelligent
@@tullo5564 yeah, thankfully I’ve never been outside with them. Especially a pack.
Dollar store wolf
Nah
More like wolves are coyotes on steroids.
@@cpt.s.seiden true. What would a dingo be?
Nope coyotes are actually better survivors so I’d say wolves are dollar store coyotes
You forgot : "Coyotes Love ACME's merchandise"
You know I never knew coyotes existed until this video, as a kid I used to think they weee just chupacabras with fur still attached walking around. Glad to know these creatures are just wild dogs and not actually space aliens coming to suck our blood, bless you.
I live in an area with lots of Coyotes and I have to tell you they're very shy creatures. They would rather run away than cope with you. The only time they act somewhat aggressive by growling or crazy behavior is when they have pups in their den. Hiking in the desert with my dog, without realizing it, we had walked really close to a Coyote den, when out of nowhere a coyote showed up and lured my dog away. He came back home about a half hour later, tired but unharmed. He was my true desert dog, afraid of nothing, scarred as a pup by a rattlesnake bite, and he even removed his own Cactus stickers from his feet.
Well they stalk and attack people in my urban area.
Most coyotes will not stalk a human. We are bigger then they are and they would rather not stalk and be injured by large prey. And yes have to out smart your food. When you have to stick you nose down a hole to see if a chipmunk is in in it then you understand why they are so clever.
In many states, it is legal to hunt coyotes without a license and there is no limit.
Damn! I now realise they literally look like a perfect mix between a wolf and a fox. A folf! 🦊🐺
Every time a police or fire truck siren would go by, the coyotes in our neighborhood would howl in response to it.
Can you do tardigrades
What do you mean "didn't know existed"?
I'm also confused. Everyone who watched Looney Tunes should know what a Coyote is.
If I lived near coyotes the only pet I would be willing to have would be a dog that's taller than me on 2 legs
Title: “Wild dog you didint know existed!”
Video: “Widely know in North America”
Don't feed them!
I've heard that they attack dogs and kill them.
Maybe small dog's, not Pitbulls
Dogs are just wolves 2 and wolves, like humans, are for all coyotic purposes serial killing maniacs who would love to devour children
I remember when my dad told me if he saw the coyote near toby (my small dog) then he would use his baseball bat 💀
Video: “One of the wild dogs you didn’t know existed”
Also the video: “Is probably the most recognized in North America”
Coyotes seem to yip more than they howl.
Unless they are coywolves like up in the Northeast…and they are a lot bigger too
Coyotes are the next canine to get domesticated after the wolves.
Misconception, we never domesticated wolves. Look it up.
@@reitairue2073 we did lol that’s how we got cupcake the pitbull
@@Dakotathecoyotetherian hmmm I need to see this, here I come google 🤣
@@Dakotathecoyotetherian yo... 😢 poor kid... fr
@@reitairue2073 toddler got eaten by cupcake
I love how the title says "One of the wild dogs you didn't know existed" but mentions in the video "Probably the most recognised animal in North America" and I'm about positive almost everyone has heard of them, lol.
That coyote trampling on the walk way is like "hippity hoppitiy this neighbourhood is now my property" 😂
They also are fantastic shot put projectiles. I learned this when a rabid one attacked me as a teenager and tried to take my arm off. Beautifully aerodynamic with teeth that landed me in a hospital for a few weeks.
"One of the wild dogs you never knew existed"
Bitch I knew what it look like since I was 4 years old
-Coyote packs start howling, growling, and fighting -
The wolves: 👁️👄👁️
Use to live by a huge corn field when I was younger. Let me tell you hearing a coyote pack howling and screaming at night is very unnerving. I remember seeing them sometimes around our back yard bc they would try to snag neighborhood cats.
You forgot to mention they hunt and eat house cats,which is NOT cool.
Are you 4?
Outdoor cats. Just keep your cats inside.
"And other small animals..."
THIS IS THE REASON MY KITTEHS STAY INSIDE.
Well, coyotes and cars.
It's also nice not having to spend money on flea treatments at $20+ a pop for 5 cats.
My dad hunts coyotes. He knows people who own farms with cows, one of the families got a calf, a couple days later the calf was eaten by coyotes.
I personally think coyotes looks like foxes
i love coyotes and am sad people dont understans more about them
They're fun to hunt
They're a fkn menace on a farm!
@@nathandodge665 yea i bet some of em are real smart. i see them all the time at my job
I love my coyotes. 💖
I heard a pack of them singing in the middle of the night last night in semi rural Eagle Idaho
Now I wanna adopt a coyote
They have a useful purpose in keeping rodents , rats and mice and feral hogs at bay
They're no match or problem for feral hog's
@@genabargay4391 A pack would be able to take a hog. Dunno that it would be easy though lmao.
Show me just one single person who didn't know coyotes exist.
Coyotes also howl to find out how many other coyotes are around. If there’s a lot, then they’ll have smaller litter sizes, if there’s not many others, they’ll have larger litter sizes.
A pack has been living in the water runoff greenbelt behind my house. I find my cats on the roof when they are close. Occasionally one will walk within 3 or 4 feet of me.
Recently, my neighbor made a joke that he thought my boyfriend must have been visiting when the howling was loud the night before.
They thin out the turkeys, rats, and raccoons as well.
The drought in the SF Bay area has brought them in so close.
Title: "wild dog you didn't know existed"
First sentence: "one of north America's most recognizable animals"
These guys are why the housecats in your neighborhood disappear.
Outdoor cats, not house cats.
@@ghostnebula8805 posh posh. You know what I meant.
"One of the wild dogs you didn't know existed" does he think we're dumb?💀
They bark as well and is sharper than dog’s barking sounds
They feel like the hybrid of a wolf and a fox