Until we have the audio we don't know what she said. Most likely She warned the family about seeing a fox/coyote that side. You can see her pointing towards the kids before the Coyote bolts towards the toddler. Kids were just disporting around and obviously did not understand what she said. They got to the backyard even before their parents could comprehend what the woman was saying.
Nah, she told the parents who were back, slowing following the kids, the woman told the parents 0:47 and pointed towards it. By the time they saw it was over. Parents fault.
@@Gizziiusa True. Some man in Canada I believe saw one on road side and put it into car to take to vet. Not sure why it didn't bite him while he was picking it up...?
I just watched the video a second time. Yeah, there's the adult guy. What the hell? But again, this has to do with human arrogance. We think that no wild animal would dare harm a human! Coyotes are usually too small to take down adult humans, but they will definitely target small children and also pets, especially cats and small dogs. Interestingly enough, I hear that coyotes usually have a hard time with bobcats. It's not because bobcats are that big. I think most of them are between 20 and 30 pounds. But bobcats are very strong, sharp teeth, and have even sharper claws. And they are extremely aggressive cats. Not big cats, but they have that "big cat" attitude. Of course a mountain lion will always be able to kick a coyote's ass without too much trouble unless of course the mountain lion is very sick, dying, elderly, arthritic, etc. I feel sorry for wild animals. They have a hard life. Maybe being part of a herd or pack or clan or family makes things a little easier, but even then most wild animals have pretty short, difficult lives. Oh well. I hope things are better in heaven... if there is such a place? I don't know.
Im so glad she was overall unharmed. That was an ambush attack that the coyote bailed on. The presence of her brother and other people making loud noises is why I believe the coyote gave up right away.
@@beefnacos6258 or the coyote only noticed the boy run for the last 1 second and got in an attack position then noticed the little girl running... dogs always go for running targets... the coyote would have attacked the boy if the girl didn't show up
Oh bullshit just keep a close eye your children and small pets. It's no different than bald eagles living near you and we don't act aggressive and chase them off
@@mikefratz2938 these are coyotes, we are talking about coyotes, not bald eagles, he is right if these guys get too comfortable near human population, they will start picking off pets, and maybe even children as you saw in this video.
I enjoy watching them as much as any animal. They usually weigh around 25lbs and don't pose much of a threat. If you have small pets or children you must be vigilant. I'm blessed to see bald eagles and they will eat a coyote for lunch. I don't chase the eagles and don't chase coyotes but feel blessed to see them
@@enderluke trust me that I worry more about the eagles than the coyotes. Eagles only hunt while it's light out and coyotes hunt most always at night. A coyote weighs around 25lbs and if a eagle catches one out during the day it will be lunch. I fear the eagles I live with far more than a scrawny coyote
Never "let a coyote be" when it's in your neighborhood. It's always cool to have wildlife in the hood until a kid disappears. Same with cougars and bears.
@@mellissamercado7904 what? what are you talking about? if an animal is rabid, or if it’s feral and dangerous…it’s a service to the community to put it down(preferably humanely)
@@mellissamercado7904 _in my opinion_ that coyote earned a death sentence when it attacked that little girl. What is to stop it from attacking some other child? I love animals but sometimes there comes a point when you simply cannot coexist.
for real. I used to look after an old indoor/outdoor cat. We used go on walks down the street together. I saw a coyote once on our street and I chased it 2 blocks. Never saw another one in 10 years. lol
I’ve lived in two neighborhoods, in the last 40 years, and both had coyotes. Never heard of a person being attacked (and I’ve always read the paper every day, and watched the news, and when things happen there’s word of mouth). My brother and I often walked right past them on the trail when we were in elementary school. I’m not saying you should let little kids play near coyotes, but attacks on humans are extremely rare. They have a right to co-exist with us- especially since we’ve built up and destroyed so much of their habitat.
while we all hope the brother would stay by the sister's side and protect her, there is nothing much the brother can do except scream at the coyote. If the brother carry the sister and run back, he would show his backside to the coyote. Which would make the coyote attack the brother. While the brother seems like a coward for leaving his sister behind, at least he went back and scream for the adults to come who would have been larger than the kids to scare the coyote away.
That wasn't a grab, that was, "Tag, you're it." A very popular game canines love to play while running, even with people who are running. Doggie fun. Seriously, though: an adult watched the coyote go into the yard, went and got a cell phone, and stood there talking without stopping the kids from going into the yard with the coyote, and instead going back there into his/her own yard to make sure the kids would be okay, waited to tell the kids' parents about it..
@@JK-br1mu No No. It tagged the runner, not the one standing still. When dogs tag their kids, they often grab clothing or even a hand or foot. Maybe you're right, maybe you're not. But seriously, did you miss my "But seriously...?"
Upon observation it was not the first person's fault.. let me explain.. the first person by the house saw the coyote and then the parents and the kids pulled up. You can see the person talking to the adult and the children come running from where the parents were. While dad was speaking to the person the coyote attacked the child. Most likely the person was telling dad about the Coyote
I disagree, she knew there was a coyote back there and should have made damn sure those kids did not run back there. There was a good 12 seconds from when the lady stepped back into view and the boy was already headed back before the girl was attacked... doesn't take that long to stress, "there's a coyote back there!"
@@Pasteclip the adult job is stay close to their own kids, not to leave them away from them, i guess you are not an adult thats why you dont understand
The neighbor was right there POINTING and WARNING the parents, yet they didn’t call their kids back. Oh whoops, the coyote attacks. People just don’t LISTEN! I love how Dad doesn’t even drop his bags when his little girl is being knocked to the ground by a wild animal. Parenting Epic Fail.
@@stevenhuckabay7997 it looked like they might be of Asian descent. Many Asian men I’m friends with (Indians, Chinese, Filipinos) are very short, 5’0” to 5’4”. I am 5’2” and some of them are shorter than me. Small size doesn’t make them weak, however.
And then there’s this little boy - “Captain America praises little boy who saved his sister from dog attack”. Meanwhile this little girl looks at her brother like - 😡
A coyote was seen in my area last week Since that time there have been 4 separate Coyote attacks I am just out here trying to keep my neighborhood safe But now the police just told me I am the suspect in all 4 coyote attacks
@@tibetan.music.universe Women are queens and need to be protected. Even if they weren't, this was very bratty, wimpy, and just straight up bad brother of the boy to just run away. I don't care if he's five, it's his duty to protect his sister, even if it means to risk his life. I don't expect him to be a hero, after all, he's only five, but protect your sister, brat!
@@davidg7136 Okay? She's like 2, and he's her older brother. Even if it means to put himself on the line of life or death. I don't expect him to be a hero, I just expect him to be a good brother.
There was a big deal about this with a dingo and a baby in Australia many years ago. Obviously coyotes will take the opportunity too if you're little enough.
Wow, that has to be some of the dumbest bunch of people Ive ever seen, wtf, a very dangerous predator goes into a back yard (anyone can tell that it was on the hunt for food, surely), and the dummy adults stood by and watched and didnt care that the coyote was there where the children come out. My mind baffles, if I was that person who we saw in the beginning of video, I would have least chased the coyote away and warned others about it. Not stand by and let the coyote prey on the small child
I think they want to Collect the Insurance Money! But this Video will make the Insurance Company into charging them with child neglect, and not pay out, Case Won by the Insurance Company, LOL, LVL, LOL!
@@methemonkeyking Well, to be fair, most coyotes are incredibly timid around people. Here in Southern Indiana, about the only things that coyotes do are chase after birds and stray kittie cats. They run at the slightest sound or sight of a human.
You can see coyote creeping close to the fence from 0:45 - probably heard the children’s voices. Woman at the corner of house seems to be trying to warn the father that she’d seen the coyote: but that only stops him from following his kids into the garden. And because he was looking at her, he only sees the coyote after it had knocked the little girl down.
I have had 2 coyotes run through my yard and meet my pack of 3 dogs. They were outnumbered so they left. They live deep in the woods behind me. You can hear them scream to each other when they catch some food.
Yeah, we hear them howling in the ravine right behind our house. And I used to hear them in the field across the street in my old house. I kind of like the sound- I love wildlife ❤️🐺
This was in my old neighborhood in Aurora. I moved to Holland Landing in a new development, and Ive seen them here too, especially as we have forests all around the area. You can sometimes hear the pack howl on those extra quiet nights.
People don't know that these things can take out adult deer. If they see something they feel is prey, they'll go straight for the neck. They're pretty much just miniature wolves.
@@kovona OMG I saw pix that hunters took of a huge buck laying on the ground, alive - after two coyotes chewed/ripped its back leg off. They go after BISON with no cares or worries. Most towns are overpopulated with these killers. It is time to cull.
Here in Toronto, Canada coyotes live deep inside the city in parks, ravines and bush behind subdivisions. They love to kill cats and dogs but have attacked children too. Aurora is about 30 mins north of us.
@@STUPIDUA-cam_AI There's an open kill on coyotes in Ontario, but eat them? Not willingly for most people! ;) Oh, and they don't want you doing anything yourself. Like good, 'civilized' people, you need to call police or animal control. Let the 'professionals' handle it.
God bless her little heart. Thank God… nothing more happened to her. She was like, “Hey now… wha… wha, what’s going on here… what just happened… am I alright!”
Once the Coyote saw that the little girl was much smaller than the boy, the Coyote went for its prey. Luckily the parents were there on time. I bet They'll be more cautious now.
Surprised how many of you are accusing a 5-year-old of being a coward for not attacking an animal larger than him. How many of you would attack a bear, which would be the equivalent size difference? Jesus!
I've got so leary I rarely go outside without my pistol. I live inside a small town in east Texas. I have seen coyotes, deer, wild hogs, snakes and a friend captured a bobcat on his doorbell cam. Crazy man.
People don’t understand how dangerous these coyotes can be, inside a city, to them anything smaller then them, Is considered food to them they strike vulnerable prey items, including small toddler children, very lucky it wasn’t a bigger yote. Things could of been worse. That’s why they are managed by predator hunting. Learn something folks. Alway be aware
I’ve lived in neighborhoods with coyotes for 40 years. Never heard of an attack on a person (and if it happened, it would be on the news and talked about through word of mouth). They’re shy and mind their business. Never cause problems, unless someone is dumb enough to leave a chicken or chihuahua alone in the yard- in which case, it’s the person’s fault. But attacks on people are extremely rare.
hi there, I am working on my dissertation on eyewitness accuracy. This is a brilliant video for my questions. I would like to kindly ask if I could use it for my project?
Stupid is as stupid does ! She allowed those children to go back there and turned her view away while she was on the phone. That woman is equally as dangerous as that coyote.
Aurora, Colorado? Or Aurora, Illinois? Yeah, I keep telling my neighbors to watch out for coyotes, but they keep replying with cliches like, "Oh don't worry about coyotes. They are scared of people". There's a reason why farmers used to kill wolves in Europe. It wasn't hatred or genocide. It was survival.
yes douglas is right...coyotes are becoming more aggressive due to urbanization, and coyotes are becoming used to the presence of humans. i was in the woods alone today when a large coyote was stalking my dog and i for about 5-6 mins until i was able to scare it away (growling, yelling, throwing sticks at it), and then i made a run for it. it looked like it wanted to eat us, since we are both small... so scary :(
@@juliachan8421 ha...”urbanization “ she says. Typical entitled trite. Humans have aggressively encroached on their living space. Their normal sources of food all but eradicated by people and the classic response from this person is playing the victim card.
I'm just here in the comments to see all the city people who don't know jack about coyotes make these absurd grandiose statements about them being apex predators and other such nonsense.
No kidding! There's a lot of coyotes here, and , no, they are not Satan's little demons, grizzly bears or man eating lions. They are wild canines a little bigger than foxes. Any attacks are usually from people being near a den of pups.
You do realise that that kid did not see the coyote? The coyote is the same size as him what the hell is he supposed to do? He doesn’t have the strength of an adult.
The mom failed, looked like she didnt tell her kids bout the coyote and she just stood there. The poor boy was the size of the coyote, I don't think you'd want to watch a kid being mauled to death live.
Oops! strike that transplant comment, I just noticed that that woman that I suggested be lobotomized was actually warning the parents about the coyote. If your that woman? I want apologize to you and your family, I spoke too soon and sincerely hope you hadn't scheduled the surgery. Again I apologize. Your a good person, honest
Nah, she told the parents who were back, slowing following the kids, the woman told the parents 0:47 and pointed towards it. By the time they saw it was over. Parents fault.
Lots of ppl blaming the adults. Yes they are partially at fault. Sometimes we let our guard down because we think we are safe in a city with laws and what not. Nature is unpredictable
What in Gods name is this comment supposed to mean. Do you see that fence? That fence? The lawn? No fucking chance that government funded housing. And you know that.
I believe it was in CA that yote got into a home and carried an infant out. But the hippies won’t let you defend your life or property from pests either
Good news: The coyote showed no signs of illness and was almost certainly startled into attacking, given how it bit as it shot past. Bad news: Rabies PEP is still necessary because an animal without readily apparent symptoms could still be sick. Poor girl is probably pretty traumatized. A wild doggy appears out of nowhere, bites her, then disappears, and suddenly she has to get a whole bunch of shots--some of them right on her owie, which only makes it hurt worse.
The neighbour came out as soon as they arrived home and started talking & pointing. Just a little too late with the kids running ahead and having the parents probably process it.
I noticed that it was going for the boy until the little girl came into view. Judging by their body language at the end, it was coming back. I would have dropped the bags and grabbed the child.
People talking so much crap on here Lmao. The parents Didn't know the dog was there and the lady started pointing as soon as the first kid ran by. Not alot that could be done! Drop the bags and call cps. Wtf! They were in shock and did everything they could.
I think the first person was an older woman. She likely went back into her apartment and either didn't have enough sense to tell anyone or was too dumb to even think she should. Probably just went back to minding her own business. One thing is for sure... this could have been much worse. These parents got real lucky this time.
Good lord, people need to keep an eye on their kids. Especially when these critters are around. Also a good idea to have a nice sturdy dog around. My dog would make a meal out of that coyote
How tf do you expect them to beat a Coyote springing out of nowhere when they are literally playing in the grass right in front of them? Kids aren't pets that you put a leash on or carry everywhere and It's unrealistic to expect otherwise
@@LonghornsLegend Ive seen some kids on leashes pretty crazy but I've seen it I would never put a child on one thank God the coyote ran off or tht child could have been killed & lunch
Had a big 100lbs black lab who would go nuts on these guys in Illinois. Sadly he passed away 10 months ago but he was a good boy about protecting the yard.
People always say this, but the reality is that in the case of a larger dog, the coyote would bait the dog to following it and lead it to the pack that would tear it apart.
1.) Way to build fences so that animals get trapped in a maze and can't get out. Proper urban design = coyote long gone 2.) Useless lady up front doesn't say anything when she sees the coyote.
Back in the old days folks had dogs that ran loose and this type of thing NEVER happened. Now groundhogs dig everywhere and folks can't have a garden because of deer. Coyotes are starting to attack people all because of leash laws. I would rather take my chances and my grandchildren's chances with a good ole dog than a coyote. LOL!!! FREE THE DOGS
How about you put up a fence and keep your dog inside it? Then you wouldn't have to worry about coyotes and groundhogs. If this attack was an aggressive domesticated dog. It wouldn't have bit and ran off. It would have done way more damage to the child. There are far more children attacked by "free range" dogs that Coyotes. So nah. Your Utopia would turn into a flee infested shithole.
that is just fucking dumb. try standing your ground against a 100lb rottie or akita vs a coyote and enjoy living the rest of your life as a handicapped and disfigured person.
Friends came home drunk, let their $10,000 Frenchie dog outside to pee, while they went in to pee, heard it screaming out front, ran out and 3 coyotes were carrying it down the street. The screams were heinous if you know Frenchie dogs . They tried to drive after them but by the time they got to the end of street they were gone with their meal. 😶
So a person literally watches the coyote creep that direction and still lets the kids go near the area by themselves?
Ikr dumbasses
Ignorant humans
Until we have the audio we don't know what she said. Most likely She warned the family about seeing a fox/coyote that side. You can see her pointing towards the kids before the Coyote bolts towards the toddler. Kids were just disporting around and obviously did not understand what she said. They got to the backyard even before their parents could comprehend what the woman was saying.
Agreed
@@user_1abc Totally. You can see she's pointing that direction to the parents. Some people are just quick to judgement.
I'm just glad nobody drop their shopping bags to help that little kid out. That would have been a tragedy.
LOL, wouldn't want the coke to get all fizzy, would we?
@@grayhaimrandolph8667 Some Republican would have shot the little girl with an assault rifle.
Probably a PS5 in the bag, not every day is the first of the month.
Why drop the bag badass. Maybe they had something heavy to hit a coyote with
Chinese....
Wow! Unbelievable, there was someone standing and watching it before they let the kids run back there
Nah, she told the parents who were back, slowing following the kids, the woman told the parents 0:47 and pointed towards it. By the time they saw it was over. Parents fault.
Yeah, that stupid lady should had called animal control and stop the children from going in there.
@@mxp2000 I don't know the connections but there was definitely a person watching that coyote in the beginning
@Oscarmeyer Weiner NO it was a lady, the same one who just saw coyote go by, and there she is with the children just running ahead of her
How do you know that wasn't ordinary security cameras footage?
Notice how the coyote picked out the "easier" one? Wow....
Just like certain folks in inner cities hmm...
@@ruthlessreid9172 makes ya think…
Maybe the kid went "Beep Beep" and the Coyote though she was The RoadRunner
@@ruthlessreid9172 that's human nature. 🤷
@Stephanie Slayer most predators share that instinct. 🤷
Why at the beginning is there a guy by the house watching the Coyote and then the kids run out???? Makes no sense..
possibly thought it was just a dog. some ppl dont know the difference.
@@Gizziiusa You should still be aware of unknown dogs also
@@Gizziiusa True. Some man in Canada I believe saw one on road side and put it into car to take to vet. Not sure why it didn't bite him while he was picking it up...?
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I just watched the video a second time. Yeah, there's the adult guy. What the hell? But again, this has to do with human arrogance. We think that no wild animal would dare harm a human! Coyotes are usually too small to take down adult humans, but they will definitely target small children and also pets, especially cats and small dogs. Interestingly enough, I hear that coyotes usually have a hard time with bobcats. It's not because bobcats are that big. I think most of them are between 20 and 30 pounds. But bobcats are very strong, sharp teeth, and have even sharper claws. And they are extremely aggressive cats. Not big cats, but they have that "big cat" attitude. Of course a mountain lion will always be able to kick a coyote's ass without too much trouble unless of course the mountain lion is very sick, dying, elderly, arthritic, etc. I feel sorry for wild animals. They have a hard life. Maybe being part of a herd or pack or clan or family makes things a little easier, but even then most wild animals have pretty short, difficult lives. Oh well. I hope things are better in heaven... if there is such a place? I don't know.
Im so glad she was overall unharmed. That was an ambush attack that the coyote bailed on. The presence of her brother and other people making loud noises is why I believe the coyote gave up right away.
Amazing how that thing totally blended in to the fence, exploded out of nowhere, and went for the smallest target.
Didn't go for smallest... it went for the one running
Yea, that’s crazy
holy shit, I didn't even see it at first.
@@CbrF4i600cc dude, check your eyes the boy ran the same distance the girl did. The coyote clearly charged her because she was the small target
@@beefnacos6258 or the coyote only noticed the boy run for the last 1 second and got in an attack position then noticed the little girl running... dogs always go for running targets... the coyote would have attacked the boy if the girl didn't show up
Never let them be comfortable in your neighborhood. Always be aggressive and run them off.
Oh bullshit just keep a close eye your children and small pets. It's no different than bald eagles living near you and we don't act aggressive and chase them off
@@mikefratz2938 these are coyotes, we are talking about coyotes, not bald eagles, he is right if these guys get too comfortable near human population, they will start picking off pets, and maybe even children as you saw in this video.
I enjoy watching them as much as any animal. They usually weigh around 25lbs and don't pose much of a threat. If you have small pets or children you must be vigilant. I'm blessed to see bald eagles and they will eat a coyote for lunch. I don't chase the eagles and don't chase coyotes but feel blessed to see them
@@enderluke trust me that I worry more about the eagles than the coyotes. Eagles only hunt while it's light out and coyotes hunt most always at night. A coyote weighs around 25lbs and if a eagle catches one out during the day it will be lunch. I fear the eagles I live with far more than a scrawny coyote
@@mikefratz2938 I mean eagles are not really that big of a threat, they normally dont come to human populations or rural areas.
Never "let a coyote be" when it's in your neighborhood. It's always cool to have wildlife in the hood until a kid disappears.
Same with cougars and bears.
never let someone murder an animal and make it out.
@@mellissamercado7904 what? what are you talking about?
if an animal is rabid, or if it’s feral and dangerous…it’s a service to the community to put it down(preferably humanely)
@@mellissamercado7904 _in my opinion_ that coyote earned a death sentence when it attacked that little girl. What is to stop it from attacking some other child?
I love animals but sometimes there comes a point when you simply cannot coexist.
for real. I used to look after an old indoor/outdoor cat. We used go on walks down the street together. I saw a coyote once on our street and I chased it 2 blocks. Never saw another one in 10 years. lol
I’ve lived in two neighborhoods, in the last 40 years, and both had coyotes. Never heard of a person being attacked (and I’ve always read the paper every day, and watched the news, and when things happen there’s word of mouth). My brother and I often walked right past them on the trail when we were in elementary school. I’m not saying you should let little kids play near coyotes, but attacks on humans are extremely rare. They have a right to co-exist with us- especially since we’ve built up and destroyed so much of their habitat.
Lady was like “ uh there’s a yote back there “
Parents 🙃
There must've been something extremely valuable in those gift bags for the dad not to drop them while running to the rescue.
For real
McDonalds quarter pounder and large fry.....
He probably completely forgot they were in his hand, the only thing on his mind was run to his daughter...
@@BrownSugar977 very true ! People don’t understand how tunnel visioned you get when your adrenaline suddenly spikes
Probably a PS5. Most of us have been trying to get one for the past three years now….SMH.
The brother sure took off fast and left his sister there alone without a thought!
while we all hope the brother would stay by the sister's side and protect her, there is nothing much the brother can do except scream at the coyote.
If the brother carry the sister and run back, he would show his backside to the coyote. Which would make the coyote attack the brother.
While the brother seems like a coward for leaving his sister behind, at least he went back and scream for the adults to come who would have been larger than the kids to scare the coyote away.
Yeah, he's a freakin' kid. Kids get scared.
Right, if it was the sister she 100% fight to save her brother. 🤡 Double standards much
I can't say nothng because I did the same thing when I was kid with my sis but insted of a coyote it was a german sheperd.
that's how we roll
Her brother was OUT like "I loved You!!!!:
Or that thundergun scene in sunny in Philadelphia "I'll come back for youuuu!"
That wasn't a grab, that was, "Tag, you're it." A very popular game canines love to play while running, even with people who are running. Doggie fun. Seriously, though: an adult watched the coyote go into the yard, went and got a cell phone, and stood there talking without stopping the kids from going into the yard with the coyote, and instead going back there into his/her own yard to make sure the kids would be okay, waited to tell the kids' parents about it..
Facts smh
No, it was a grab. It didn't play "tag" with the older, bigger boy, it immediately targeted the smallest.
@@MichaelBatmanKeaton Rattling loose marbles isn't saying anything.
@@JK-br1mu No No. It tagged the runner, not the one standing still. When dogs tag their kids, they often grab clothing or even a hand or foot. Maybe you're right, maybe you're not. But seriously, did you miss my "But seriously...?"
@@asc_missions3080 I hope you have to battle two 35-pound coyotes simultaneously, in a vicious life or death struggle.
Upon observation it was not the first person's fault.. let me explain.. the first person by the house saw the coyote and then the parents and the kids pulled up. You can see the person talking to the adult and the children come running from where the parents were. While dad was speaking to the person the coyote attacked the child. Most likely the person was telling dad about the Coyote
I think so, too.
If you see a coyote in your yard, get your kids in the house is your first priority.
I disagree, she knew there was a coyote back there and should have made damn sure those kids did not run back there. There was a good 12 seconds from when the lady stepped back into view and the boy was already headed back before the girl was attacked... doesn't take that long to stress, "there's a coyote back there!"
@@ryanmedic789 not his kids
Fuck that, first words. ' I just saw a Coyote back here'. No excuses.
Nice job Adults...
How is it the adults job to know if there is a coyote .
@@Pasteclip the lady at the start clearly saw it...
@@testy462 the lady was explaining to both the mom and the dad that she had seen a cayote. The parents of the children had no clue .
What a total dipshit. Remove her parent card
@@Pasteclip the adult job is stay close to their own kids, not to leave them away from them, i guess you are not an adult thats why you dont understand
The neighbor was right there POINTING and WARNING the parents, yet they didn’t call their kids back. Oh whoops, the coyote attacks. People just don’t LISTEN!
I love how Dad doesn’t even drop his bags when his little girl is being knocked to the ground by a wild animal. Parenting Epic Fail.
Damn that's one small father. I thought that was a older brother. Dad needs to eat more work out something
@@stevenhuckabay7997 it looked like they might be of Asian descent. Many Asian men I’m friends with (Indians, Chinese, Filipinos) are very short, 5’0” to 5’4”. I am 5’2” and some of them are shorter than me. Small size doesn’t make them weak, however.
@@eatwhatukiii2532 yeah that was rude of me my bad sir
And then there’s this little boy -
“Captain America praises little boy who saved his sister from dog attack”.
Meanwhile this little girl looks at her brother like - 😡
the kid running leaving his sister lol
Who are you kidding? You would have done the same thing
bro that can got me laughin. He really left the little girl.
The little boy is like women and children first 🤣
Lmfaaaao
😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
A coyote was seen in my area last week
Since that time there have been 4 separate Coyote attacks
I am just out here trying to keep my neighborhood safe
But now the police just told me I am the suspect in all 4 coyote attacks
LMAO 🤣🤣
@@deerlord2363 It sounded funny when I thought of it so had to say it lol
How Wily of you 🙄
Chivalry is dead. Brother said, "later chick".
Glad she's ok. Poor baby.
Hes like 5🤦🏾♂️
@@davidg7136 it was a joke. Lighten up. Lol
females want chivalry and feminism smh
@@tibetan.music.universe
Women are queens and need to be protected. Even if they weren't, this was very bratty, wimpy, and just straight up bad brother of the boy to just run away. I don't care if he's five, it's his duty to protect his sister, even if it means to risk his life. I don't expect him to be a hero, after all, he's only five, but protect your sister, brat!
@@davidg7136
Okay? She's like 2, and he's her older brother. Even if it means to put himself on the line of life or death. I don't expect him to be a hero, I just expect him to be a good brother.
There was a big deal about this with a dingo and a baby in Australia many years ago. Obviously coyotes will take the opportunity too if you're little enough.
“A Cry in the Dark” very sad.
I watched the movie, I was young and I still remember it...
"maybe the dango ate your baby*
DINGO ATE MA BABY
Yeah, I know that story. But attacks by coyotes on humans are extremely rare.
If you look at the brother's behavior he likely paid the coyote to attack his sister.
Rickety Cricket 😂
Your garbage
How do you know? How much do you think he paid the coyote? Money, pet show, or crypto?
Lmfao
@@geraldsobel3470 it’s obviously a hit didn’t you watch the sopranos. He paid the coyote to wack his sister 100%
Wow, that has to be some of the dumbest bunch of people Ive ever seen, wtf, a very dangerous predator goes into a back yard (anyone can tell that it was on the hunt for food, surely), and the dummy adults stood by and watched and didnt care that the coyote was there where the children come out. My mind baffles, if I was that person who we saw in the beginning of video, I would have least chased the coyote away and warned others about it. Not stand by and let the coyote prey on the small child
I think they want to Collect the Insurance Money! But this Video will make the Insurance Company into charging them with child neglect, and not pay out, Case Won by the Insurance Company, LOL, LVL, LOL!
Many Asian’s don’t know what a coyote is. Not native to their country. They probably though it was their neighbors friendly dog.
that's why they live in an apartment not too bright
@@methemonkeyking Well, to be fair, most coyotes are incredibly timid around people. Here in Southern Indiana, about the only things that coyotes do are chase after birds and stray kittie cats. They run at the slightest sound or sight of a human.
They won't bother an adult, but a toddler could be another story. Funny to see her 'big' brother run for it instead of stay with his little sister.
You can see coyote creeping close to the fence from 0:45 - probably heard the children’s voices. Woman at the corner of house seems to be trying to warn the father that she’d seen the coyote: but that only stops him from following his kids into the garden. And because he was looking at her, he only sees the coyote after it had knocked the little girl down.
Disney: wild animals are friendly! they love little children!
Real-life:
I have had 2 coyotes run through my yard and meet my pack of 3 dogs. They were outnumbered so they left. They live deep in the woods behind me. You can hear them scream to each other when they catch some food.
Yeah, we hear them howling in the ravine right behind our house. And I used to hear them in the field across the street in my old house. I kind of like the sound- I love wildlife ❤️🐺
This was in my old neighborhood in Aurora. I moved to Holland Landing in a new development, and Ive seen them here too, especially as we have forests all around the area. You can sometimes hear the pack howl on those extra quiet nights.
They’re everywhere now. An amazingly robust and adaptable species… similar to rats.
@@AvgDude I concur with you.
Shoot on sight
@@NomiSyed1 They live near me, too. I love them ❤️🐺
"Hey Kids, go check out the coyote in the backyard"
Brother was like:-" wait a minute,what was that, a coyote? aaaaaaaaa......runnnnn"😂😂😂
So no warning to other people or little kids!!! Come on!!!!!!
CONTRARY TO what CP24 reports - this is classic predatory behavior - if you want toddlers , pets and kids safe, this coyote needs to be culled
People don't know that these things can take out adult deer. If they see something they feel is prey, they'll go straight for the neck. They're pretty much just miniature wolves.
@@kovona OMG I saw pix that hunters took of a huge buck laying on the ground, alive - after two coyotes chewed/ripped its back leg off. They go after BISON with no cares or worries. Most towns are overpopulated with these killers. It is time to cull.
@@joesgarage2493 pretty sure it was sarcasm
@@joesgarage2493 damn you proved to be stupider than we should have known.
@@joesgarage2493 whoooshhhhh lol
Coyote be like “tag, your it”.
Big bro did not understand the assignment 😂 He said better you than me…bye!
Coyote: *YEET*
Commander Knight XD that hilarious 😆
Here in Toronto, Canada coyotes live deep inside the city in parks, ravines and bush behind subdivisions. They love to kill cats and dogs but have attacked children too. Aurora is about 30 mins north of us.
Are people allowed to catch and eat coyotes there?
@@STUPIDUA-cam_AI There's an open kill on coyotes in Ontario, but eat them? Not willingly for most people! ;) Oh, and they don't want you doing anything yourself. Like good, 'civilized' people, you need to call police or animal control. Let the 'professionals' handle it.
@@STUPIDUA-cam_AI No, this isn't Boston.
@@D13fs More than a feeling, I think people will eat coyotes more in the near future...
The lady should have warned the kids as well as the parents. But at downtown lives in fear.
It seems more like a man
Her brother will NEVER live that down...
God bless her little heart. Thank God… nothing more happened to her. She was like, “Hey now… wha… wha, what’s going on here… what just happened… am I alright!”
Once the Coyote saw that the little girl was much smaller than the boy, the Coyote went for its prey. Luckily the parents were there on time. I bet They'll be more cautious now.
Luckily there half a brain is working
Surprised how many of you are accusing a 5-year-old of being a coward for not attacking an animal larger than him. How many of you would attack a bear, which would be the equivalent size difference? Jesus!
Yeah most adults these days are a waste of flesh time and space.
The dad was busy packing his pink purse bag with beauty supplies. Come on man - priorities.
Same people who are shocked by this video will also bash the videos of country boys killing coyotes.
Dang, lesson for all parents. Good job parents / adults and for having footage as well. Never know these days.
Great to have video of your kid about to be eaten alive. How about handling the problem and not just brushing it off
Lessons yip dont have kids hahahahaha farc that shit
He was like: BAP!
I've got so leary I rarely go outside without my pistol. I live inside a small town in east Texas. I have seen coyotes, deer, wild hogs, snakes and a friend captured a bobcat on his doorbell cam. Crazy man.
This year alone, bobcat, coyote, mountain lion, and brown bear on my street...in Los Angeles
Now move to africa and let’s see how you deal with real megafauna
That's scary as hell. Good thing adults were around.
People don’t understand how dangerous these coyotes can be, inside a city, to them anything smaller then them, Is considered food to them they strike vulnerable prey items, including small toddler children, very lucky it wasn’t a bigger yote. Things could of been worse. That’s why they are managed by predator hunting. Learn something folks. Alway be aware
I’ve lived in neighborhoods with coyotes for 40 years. Never heard of an attack on a person (and if it happened, it would be on the news and talked about through word of mouth). They’re shy and mind their business. Never cause problems, unless someone is dumb enough to leave a chicken or chihuahua alone in the yard- in which case, it’s the person’s fault. But attacks on people are extremely rare.
What a neighbor!!
hi there, I am working on my dissertation on eyewitness accuracy. This is a brilliant video for my questions. I would like to kindly ask if I could use it for my project?
Coyote was just playing tag.
Lol
Tbh I think the little shit was testing. He's never attacked human so he wanted to see what would happen if he tried. They're are insanely lucky.
So i guess little boys that young haven’t developed a sense of, shall we say, being the hero that saves the day😂🤣
not until the balls drop. but gender doesn't have anything to do with it...girls can have instinct too.
I believe this is Aurora ontario Canada. Those folks really learned a lesson there. (hopefully)
Stupid is as stupid does ! She allowed those children to go back there and turned her view away while she was on the phone. That woman is equally as dangerous as that coyote.
Aurora, Colorado? Or Aurora, Illinois? Yeah, I keep telling my neighbors to watch out for coyotes, but they keep replying with cliches like, "Oh don't worry about coyotes. They are scared of people". There's a reason why farmers used to kill wolves in Europe. It wasn't hatred or genocide. It was survival.
This happened in Aurora, Ontario.
You are a special kind of stupid
@@doriangray2020 No he isnt. Coyotes are getting more aggressive and have killed people recently.
yes douglas is right...coyotes are becoming more aggressive due to urbanization, and coyotes are becoming used to the presence of humans. i was in the woods alone today when a large coyote was stalking my dog and i for about 5-6 mins until i was able to scare it away (growling, yelling, throwing sticks at it), and then i made a run for it. it looked like it wanted to eat us, since we are both small... so scary :(
@@juliachan8421 ha...”urbanization “ she says. Typical entitled trite. Humans have aggressively encroached on their living space. Their normal sources of food all but eradicated by people and the classic response from this person is playing the victim card.
I'm just here in the comments to see all the city people who don't know jack about coyotes make these absurd grandiose statements about them being apex predators and other such nonsense.
No kidding! There's a lot of coyotes here, and , no, they are not Satan's little demons, grizzly bears or man eating lions.
They are wild canines a little bigger than foxes. Any attacks are usually from people being near a den of pups.
So what did that first person say? "Hey, I saw a coyote. Come take a look." ?
My heart dropped when I saw the kids!!!!
The bags the dad was holding were more important, apparently 'cause he didn't drop them while running to the "aid" of his daughter!
IF that boy was the brother....FAIL! In fact, older boy.....FAIL.
Omg! #IwasRunning
You do realise that that kid did not see the coyote? The coyote is the same size as him what the hell is he supposed to do? He doesn’t have the strength of an adult.
That coyote would've easily killed the boy who ran. What's he supposed to do? Stay and fight?
The kid do the right, call the parents.
The mom failed, looked like she didnt tell her kids bout the coyote and she just stood there. The poor boy was the size of the coyote, I don't think you'd want to watch a kid being mauled to death live.
Oops! strike that transplant comment, I just noticed that that woman that I suggested be lobotomized was actually warning the parents about the coyote. If your that woman? I want apologize to you and your family, I spoke too soon and sincerely hope you hadn't scheduled the surgery. Again I apologize. Your a
good person, honest
Did anyone else think this was going to be a jump scare video or just my anxious self.. 😅
the guy who saw the coyote first was gladly expecting an attack on toddlers... what devilish person
Nah, she told the parents who were back, slowing following the kids, the woman told the parents 0:47 and pointed towards it. By the time they saw it was over. Parents fault.
not like the person could see into the future and could have predicted that some random kids would come along and run into their backyard.
Yea cut the video off right there TF
Yes it be nice if they'd allow for just a little bit of follow-up on these type of videos instead of cutting them off so abruptly.
Two Things:
1) The grandmother was as clueless as rock being rained on by the sun.
2) That dad couldn't rescue a feather from a duck.
Kid leashes: "The perfect tool for idiot parents."
Those two parents deserve parent of the year awards 🙄
Lots of ppl blaming the adults. Yes they are partially at fault. Sometimes we let our guard down because we think we are safe in a city with laws and what not. Nature is unpredictable
0:45
Watch the Coyote blend in with the fence...
The lady is like “hey kids there’s a coyote, go pat it”
Aww Poor sweet little girl. I hope they get that coyote and I hope the little girl was not hurt
A true definition of someone that's most likely letting the taxpayers pay for his housing.
What in Gods name is this comment supposed to mean. Do you see that fence? That fence? The lawn? No fucking chance that government funded housing. And you know that.
aww little snowflake. I bet you're poor. little right winger. bullets for your racism and classism
oh geez she was almost small enough to just snap up
The brother: Imma goona get help mmmk?
I believe it was in CA that yote got into a home and carried an infant out. But the hippies won’t let you defend your life or property from pests either
Good news: The coyote showed no signs of illness and was almost certainly startled into attacking, given how it bit as it shot past.
Bad news: Rabies PEP is still necessary because an animal without readily apparent symptoms could still be sick. Poor girl is probably pretty traumatized. A wild doggy appears out of nowhere, bites her, then disappears, and suddenly she has to get a whole bunch of shots--some of them right on her owie, which only makes it hurt worse.
Right! Rabies is no joke. Shits only work if you catch it before symptoms show, and 100% fatal in humans once symptoms do show.
It's called a wound.
@@miceladder Like a child that small would call it that.
So the grandmother just overlooked that there was a coyote running around before she left the kids out
They must have watched a Disney movie the day before. Animals are always nice and will treat you like family.
It was just gonna teach her how to dance.
Anyone else notice the neighbor, who saw the coyote in the beginning of the video, didn’t tell the parents that their children were in danger?
The neighbour came out as soon as they arrived home and started talking & pointing. Just a little too late with the kids running ahead and having the parents probably process it.
She may have simply believed the propaganda that coyotes aren't a menace. A small dog attacked by that coyote would have been dead.
some people aren't bright enough, they think warning someone of danger invades their privacy
I noticed that it was going for the boy until the little girl came into view. Judging by their body language at the end, it was coming back. I would have dropped the bags and grabbed the child.
That little girl really needs to stop dressing up like coyote food.
LOL 🤣
I can't believe that lady, she need to be arrested for child endangerment 💯✅
People talking so much crap on here Lmao. The parents Didn't know the dog was there and the lady started pointing as soon as the first kid ran by. Not alot that could be done! Drop the bags and call cps. Wtf! They were in shock and did everything they could.
Thank god someone used their fucking brain. Seems that people tend to jump the gun to assign blame, fucking pathetic moronic losers.
I think the first person was an older woman. She likely went back into her apartment and either didn't have enough sense to tell anyone or was too dumb to even think she should. Probably just went back to minding her own business. One thing is for sure... this could have been much worse. These parents got real lucky this time.
Believe it or not there are still people who believe coyotes won't attack humans.
Omg my heart was racing for that little kid poor girl I'm glad the parents was close by I hope she didn't get bit
Good lord, people need to keep an eye on their kids. Especially when these critters are around. Also a good idea to have a nice sturdy dog around. My dog would make a meal out of that coyote
How tf do you expect them to beat a Coyote springing out of nowhere when they are literally playing in the grass right in front of them? Kids aren't pets that you put a leash on or carry everywhere and It's unrealistic to expect otherwise
@@LonghornsLegend Ive seen some kids on leashes pretty crazy but I've seen it I would never put a child on one thank God the coyote ran off or tht child could have been killed & lunch
Had a big 100lbs black lab who would go nuts on these guys in Illinois. Sadly he passed away 10 months ago but he was a good boy about protecting the yard.
People always say this, but the reality is that in the case of a larger dog, the coyote would bait the dog to following it and lead it to the pack that would tear it apart.
@@Kitchdmn3 Ya, definitely would I agree. My dog stays in his own yard thank god
Houses with no yards or fences. Must be one of those HOA LEGALIZED BULLYING crap! Sad that this happen ,
Seemed at the end the coyote was maybe coming back. What happened? Hope everyone is ok.
Damn. Lil dude said ain't no need for us both to get it
1.) Way to build fences so that animals get trapped in a maze and can't get out. Proper urban design = coyote long gone
2.) Useless lady up front doesn't say anything when she sees the coyote.
Yes because you can clearly hear what they are discussing. Fucking taekwondo loser.
Never give them an inch. Not even for a second.
They will always live up to their nature as a cruel heartless opportunist.
Was it rabid?
Who was the person at the beginning of the video watching the coyote? Did they think the coyote just vanished into thin air?
Back in the old days folks had dogs that ran loose and this type of thing NEVER happened. Now groundhogs dig everywhere and folks can't have a garden because of deer. Coyotes are starting to attack people all because of leash laws. I would rather take my chances and my grandchildren's chances with a good ole dog than a coyote. LOL!!! FREE THE DOGS
no...just no
@@katuwumeow why?
How about you put up a fence and keep your dog inside it? Then you wouldn't have to worry about coyotes and groundhogs.
If this attack was an aggressive domesticated dog. It wouldn't have bit and ran off. It would have done way more damage to the child.
There are far more children attacked by "free range" dogs that Coyotes.
So nah. Your Utopia would turn into a flee infested shithole.
that is just fucking dumb. try standing your ground against a 100lb rottie or akita vs a coyote and enjoy living the rest of your life as a handicapped and disfigured person.
What a brave big brother! Lol!
Tell us you watched too many Disney Princess movies, without telling us you watched all those Disney Princess movies.
Friends came home drunk, let their $10,000 Frenchie dog outside to pee, while they went in to pee, heard it screaming out front, ran out and 3 coyotes were carrying it down the street. The screams were heinous if you know Frenchie dogs . They tried to drive after them but by the time they got to the end of street they were gone with their meal. 😶
Those dogs never had a $10,000 French meal before.
And we ain't talkin' French fries neither ! ...
lol they wanna live in the suburbs? Better know how to watch their pets or else go live the city life.
0:50 - I’m so freaking glad the coyote didn’t bite the girl!!