Pack of four coyotes howling in a residential area. Filmed with an infrared light source. If you enjoy wildlife videos like this, subscribe to my channel for more footage.
This video is 4 years old so this comment will probably be irrelevant but we always used to play this video for our black lab named Junior. He’d always howl and bark and it was the funniest thing. Unfortunately he passed away last spring but this video brings me back to those days when he was making us all laugh :)
This comment made my day man, I am sorry for your loss but I am thrilled to know that this video brings you some happy memories. I had a dog several years ago that has since passed on who would howl at the theme song to a specific tv show...every time I hear it now it brings me straight back to those days. I get a lot of comments about people playing this video for their pets and it always makes me laugh to imagine how many dogs have howled in front of a screen at this pack of coyotes.
It amazes me how three or four coyotes can sound like 50 in the dark when you can't see them. There is usually only one truly howling. The rest either bark or yip. That is why it sounds like more.
I have read that they use a technique to throw their voices off objects around them to make predators think there is a large pack when there may be only a few.
This is part of their pack mentality and behaviour actually, coyote packs are smaller than Wolvesz therefore they use short and constant howling and movement to appear to have the numbers.
I was in Scouts for eight years. On a dark night in the Appalachian Mountains, a pack of coyotes checked out our campsite for a solid hour. Seeing their glowing eyes in the dark and hearing their howling was quite possibly the most terrifying thing that has ever happened to me.
@@jonathanmurillo537 They we’re probably sniffing around, looking for food that had been left out. I’m no biologist, but I’m fairly certain the howling can either be a marking of territory or communication between members of a pack.
@@jonathanmurillo537coyotes won't hunt people, they're scavengers so they likely were just looking for food or being curious. They howl/yip etc to communicate and often to "celebrate" a successful hunt. It's why we call it "singing" 😊 they're nothing to be afraid of 99.9% of the time
I like how they howl at sirens. Every dog in the neighborhood does it and somehow it's funny to me that these wild animals have the same reaction, "something's making a loud noise so let's all scream at it"
No idiot they have very sensitive hearing and those hi pitch 🚨 sirens hurt there ears. Haven't you heard of a dog whistle humans can't hear it but dogs can
I hike canyons near me in So. Cal. at dusk and have heard this. On one occasion there were two groups on either side of the trail I was on. Sounded like about 5-6 in each group. I didn't see them (although I do see coyotes often) but I heard them. It was still a ways to my car and there was no one around but the girl I was with and it was terrifying as fuck. Makes you want to run but that can trigger them to chase.
I live in Connecticut. You can hear them in the distance at night, somewhere in the woods. They've killed dogs in surrounding neighborhoods. Don't let your pets outside at night.
As terrifying as that would be, I remember reading that if you hear the animals then that means they're likely not hunting you since they're giving away their location, and that the true sound of terror and danger out in the wild is total silence. I've rarely been in the wilderness though so I have no idea!
When I first heard them outside my house I thought there was a bunch of drunk women cheering, but then more started joining in all out of sync and I knew what I was hearing was not human
@@skeemarty maybe realize we won't let our fur babies become coyote chow ;^; Letting my kitty listen to this so she knows to immediately scale a tree if she ever runs out at night.
I beg the differ, my buddy and I were tent camping up in Maine and as soon as we stared cooking some hot dogs, 2 or 3 wolves started howling, if I had to guess probably 50 or so yards away from us, we damn near made a mess in our pants
@@stevenlauziere3760 Was spring camping in the northern rockies and woke up at night in my tent after a three to four inch snowfall to something tugging at my foot which was near the door. Thought it was my brother pulling my leg so I threw my boot in the general direction only to hear a canine yelp and something scrambling. I quick got up and looked and saw a pack of five or six timber wolves in the camp in the moonlight. I started blowing my ultrasonic whistle and they all took off. I think they were just curious. Checked in the morning and sure enough lots of sign around all the tents, prints as big as my hand.
Their pups howling in the spring are the cutest things ever. They kind of take turns and go at it for several minutes at a time. An ambulance just went by and it caused the coyotes in the woods behind me to start howling, came here to remind myself what they were.
I’m so glad I called my dog into the house when I heard this. I had no idea this was what I was hearing but something about it made my gut go everywhere.
Usually there is 10 or less and if your lucky there is around 15, but 20 or 30? Jeez plz tell me you are exaggerating a bit if not then that is a lot of poop to pick up in ur yard
The howls make them sound like there are a lot more than there are. Like there are four in this video but it sounds like 15. I could not tell you why. You probably had around 10 near you
Came to this video cause this just happened to me. Heard what sounded like 20 of the bastards right outside my front door, looked out the window, didn't see them, but they were loud as all hell. Went to check if my mom heard them, talked for a bit, went back to the window, and a coyote was standing right in the middle of the street, staring me dead in the eyes. I don't even live in a super rural area, I'm in a rich neighborhood with lots of walls and parks, and these bastards managed to get right outside my house.
I heard one howling about 30 mins ago across from the house on the hillside. It was first time I've ever heard them howling! It was so beautiful! It snowed here tonight, and standing in my doorway listening to them across the white fields was just magical!!! 💞❄🌬🌨
@diego tequila lol thats definitely a fake story. In the history of TIME, theres only been two recorded human fatalities of coyotes killing humans on record. Like EVER. There have been something like 300 overall coyote attacks on humans ever and half of those are in california. Theyre more afraid of humans than we are of them.
@@LittleLulubee I grew up with them as well....but we moved to town, and that stopped. Now we're back in the country side, and they love the fields across from us. 💞
Everyone is here to confirm what they heard, but I'm here for nostalgia. I used to live in the country and hearing coyotes outside my room at night was a regular occurrence. Living in the city for the past 10 years now has me missing things from what seems another life.
I just heard this an hour ago in the middle of the woods at the ravine in town on a early morning jog with my German Shepherd... she's always acting tough around squirrels and rabbits but when we heard this sound we stopped, looked at eachother and took off 🤣
The same thing happened to me last weekend. I live in Murrieta, California, behind my backyard lays a golf course, and we get coyotes and rabbits wandering around every night. But it was my first time hearing coyotes howling at a police siren.
When I was a teenager, we had a husky and her name was "Blue eyes." She was one of the best dogs we ever had and she was quite a character. Anyway, whenever we Heard sirens just like that out on the road nearby, she let out this super mighty loud howling. Even sometimes when the moon was full she'd lay out in the moon lit ground and howl at the moon. Or even if we heard coyotes nearby, she'd howl at them too. But I remember when I graduated from highschool, we had a party there and I had some friends come over along with a few teachers and a couple of nearby neighbors. One point, there was a police siren on the road and this time, not only did Blue eyes howl, but the rest of the dogs howled along with her. We had a German shepherd, a black Labrador and 2 beagles. I'll never forget it. Especially the way everyone reacted. One of my friends came back outside from using the bathroom and he asked "what was all that noise?" I don't remember what I said but it was kind of a reference in the form of a joke.
I’m a student pilot at this remote airport in Kentucky and I’m always the first one to the airport at 6am every morning in the pitch black (it’s winter). Do I have a fear of flying? Heights? Nope. Being by yourself at a dark airport hearing coyotes howling is the scariest thing ever.
Anaïs that’s how it is where I live, I live smack in the middle of the Sonoran Desert and they’re everywhere they cause us so many problems because visitors feed them so they became super bold they will snatch a dog on a leash and run away with it! Used to love coyotes until I actually had to deal with them now I cannot stand them and I’m terrified for my dogs, my dumbo dog chased one up the fence recently so glad it ran and didn’t fight her
@@moshpitsandbongrips6998 the ones I see at night will run away a little when you yell or make noise but not all the way, which is worrisome because it means they're used to humans. And one night I had a pack stalk me and my dog and yes they are tiny but with three that I could see, maybe more I don't know, I wasn't sticking around.
Basically one of them said, “threat over here” then they all said “hey there’s something over there” and they all regrouped to protect themselves. Pretty cool
I just heard this (and hear it often, especially as it gets warmer) so I finally looked up coyote packs howling and this is EXACTLY what I heard. Pretty cool.
I live close to the Mall of America, one night as my husband and I were going to bed we heard sirens go by. As a joke I quoted the movie Zootopia and said "stop, you're going to start a howl". Immediately after I said that two coyotes started howling. It was perfect timing.
This woke me up last night at 2am in Connecticut. They were right outside my bedroom window. I opened the window and yelled STFU and I heard them running away through the leaves. Its a cool sound, but I wasn't happy about being woken up lol.
I love coyotes, I used to share a wooded are with them when I was homeless. We bumped into each other several times in the middle of the night but they never messed with me and I didn't mess with them.
@@steves4966 be a responsible dog owner and parent and you wont have issues with them. Keep your dog on a leash at night and bring a flashlight. They make coyote vests for little dogs now, but you handling your dog in a well lit area will be enough to deter them
I find them so relaxing weirdly 😂 I used to fall asleep to them singing. If you howl to them, they'd howl back..so cool. I loved scaring friends in the dark showing them lol
I've been living in Humboldt Park , Chicago for almost 10 years. Last winter I had one of the most amazing experiences of my life: I love 3am walks. They are peaceful and spiritual. I walked towards the big "rock feature" and out of nowhere I heard what sounded like a high pitched melodic bark. I loved the sound but I didn't catch what it was so I started to mimic it and then it called back. I did it again; and they called back again. It was very cool! But I got scared because they got closer very quick.... I walked away slowly; looked next to me and there it was. A big messy Coyote. We looked at each other and went back home with a huge smile on my face! : )
I went to a museum today. Heard the sound of coyotes. Freaking uncanny, wild and beautiful all at once. This video is what comes closest. OK, the first coyote, 0:04- 0:25, probably the lead of the pack, alerted the others that it was indeed ok to react to these weird sirens.These natural-born sirens did not know what to make of those fake sirens at first, and were spooked. The leader confirmed their perception. You can see it starting from 0:25. They're at it (reacting) till 1:06, THEN you start hearing doubt about the validity of it all (obvious from 1:12-1:18 and on). They conclude that these fake sirens are not to worry about, not even worth their time. Funny though, the 6 second silence between 0:19-0:25. Why didn't they react immediately to the sound of the leader? Like they gave themselves some legit ponding time. Or were they waiting for l'éminence grise at 0:25-0:26 to also give the signal?
I feel a weird sense of camaraderie knowing that I'm not the only person who's ever arrived here after wondering if that crazy screaming was actually coyotes and not every dog in the neighborhood going buck-wild
I remember hearing a pack of coyotes howling in the woods by my aunt’s backyard at night after finishing salting her driveway and I was terrified and raced back into her house.
Ugh I grew up living in the middle of the woods, and this is one of the creepiest sounds to wake up to in the middle of the night, especially if you don’t know what the sound is at first.
I believe it was a couple coyotes that attacked my husky retriever when we first moved up north in Michigan. Either that or a wolf pack but a couple nights later this noise was the same that I heard probably a few hundred yards away from my house
I have a hunting pack that has been in the woods next to my property for years now. Had one walk nearly up to me one night, as it moved along my tree line. They do sound scary, but I love them. I pray they are not hungry at night. It hurts my heart thinking they are out there hungry. I feel this way for all the animals.
I live in Florida and my balcony is completely open to the back where there's just a bunch of woods. I heard this last night at 2am while I was reading and my dad was playing his VR. Since around this time it was pretty cold i left the door open and i hear this. It was terrifying. Even my dad was scared.
Once I was camping and there was a pack in the distance. I woke up periodically to them getting closer until they sent a scout I guess. Could literally see it casting a shadow on my tent. Creepy as hell haha
Not at all likely. They're terrified of humans and the only time they would wander this far into a densely populated area would be because their starving. Not much else to worry about as an human, but a lone child or a lone pet would definitely be targeted to hunt. Their also quite dumb animals so their vigilance and leadership is not always going to be the best or the brightest... they howl after they have gone patrolling solo and the alpha wishes to regroup the pack, or to put the word out to every swingin dick in the city that this is their turf now. This often backfires as it spooks nearby prey causing them to travel even further out alone to find something to eat. This group has apparently given up for the time being and resorted to being assholes who just "wanna have some cats and eat them too." 🤦♂️ bad dad joke... Anyways, these little shits are awful and they would typically be dispatched or removed by DNR or local law enforcement. Most states allow you to hunt them all year long without any license, unless you're a trapper and you're selling the males pelts to companies like Canada Goose jacket company who uses coyote fur in their hoods. Cheers. 👌🤷♂️
Lol came here to confirm that it was definitely a couple coyotes that woke me up while camping. Kinda scary when you’re in a tent and hear them. Especially when one was right near my campsite and decided to wander through. I’m surprised my dogs didn’t even wake up 😂
They respond to that siren like WEVE ALL BEEN GOOD BOYS OUR LORD. In their defense, a police siren does sound like some type of giant techocoyote. Digital King of Coyotes.
I was camping on some dunes in Oregon very very alone in a bivvy sack and these guys woke me up at 2am and I kept scaring the hell out of myself with every little sound around me
Was high on shrooms. Really high like 7gs and was in my woods at dawn.. Heard that sound and it seemed pretty close. Came out in a hurry as I was quite deep inside the woods. Looked back and it was dark. Felt like a movie type of thing. Good times.
So, I was out walking last night. We live in a mobile home park, surrounded by SOME woods. There are also newly built homes, in our area. I heard what sounded like a bunch of kids screaming, but now searching for coyote sounds on youtube. Your channel confirmed what I heard. I quickly walked home.
I miss hearing the cries of our coyotes in my childhood hills in good ol' Port Costa, Calif... Every evening when the moon rose, ⛼🌜🌘 🌠 over our hills & bay, they'd cry out with such excitement & joy - you'd never hear them on moonless nights!!! I especially loved hearing the new pups "Yip" as they learned how to "Howl!" Soo precious... to me! 🎑✨ 💙🐾💚🐾💙🐾💚🐾
Tonight I woke up around midnight to hear exactly this. I knew that we had lots of coyotes nearby but I never knew they sounds like that. I heard it and literally thought something was dying, since there has been lots of attacks recently
Prob not the only one who heard yippin' at night, and decided to check youtube. My suspicions were confirmed, that I definitely heard a pack of coyotes.
I just was. Had a puppy and an adult dog on a leash. Then I heard my cat trying to catch up to me. I just knew we were going to be attacked. I called my husband on the cell and told him to get out of bed and get a gun. He thought I was nuts. The coyotes got quiet then and he heard nothing. Of course.
I remember the first time I heard coyotes while out on my deck. I was horrified. Those sounds while alone in the dark are terrifying! I got goodbumps just listening to this! Eeek!
My apartment complex is right next to a nature preserve, so I’ve been hearing them the past couple nights. It’s strange because I’ve lived here for nearly 5 years and this is the first time I’ve heard them here.
I've never heard these guys in real life. I needed to hear them so I could get in my reading mood. I'm currently reading Stephen King's Desperation, lots of coyotes howling in that cursed town. Tak!
I grew up in forest-y California and moved to Florida recently, I’ve missed hearing these beautifully horrible sounds in the distance, haha! It’s oddly comforting, in a way. Maybe just because I grew up with it.
I went camping this last weekend with my in-laws and heard coyotes in the distance in the middle of the night both nights. I didn’t grow up getting to go camping so it was extra terrifying. It was pitch black out and we were in the middle of a field in a teepee with just a blanket for the door, so I thought I was going to get attacked at night 😂. I honestly imagined them running in our direction in a large pack while yipping and howling. Thankfully my brother in-law told me how they’re basically a bunch of babies! That howl and yipping in the pitch black while sleeping in an open field is still scary though!
I live out in the country and there’s several expansive fields behind my house and every few nights all you can hear is this. My room is in the back of the house so I’m even closer to all of the noises.
Man, I remember hearing coyotes howling back during BEAST week in Air Force BMT. I was on watch with a friend and right around like...midnight or so, we heard a pack of them just yapping and howling away. It was pretty surreal.
I came to hear this because I heard about 10 of them on the side of my townhome. We have woods over here, and they Iike to pick up the stray cats. I’m in Minnesota
You're the only person I've ever seen get THIS close and catch them doing this, I've dreamed of this for years to see this with my own eyes brings tears to my eyes liked and favorited!!!
I heard this last night in a rural part of central PA but with no barking. It only lasted a few seconds. I also heard it in a gated community outside Phoenix early this month, also short with no barking, but in fits and starts.
Craziest thing just happened to me! I heard this same exact noise literally 5 min ago and about shit myself. Freaked me out! I googled what I thought it was and low and behold that sure as hell was what I thought it was😂 Sounded like 50 of them. Loud as hell!
I play this for my inside cats (a litter of Siberians I fostered & kept) so they can learn & help build their street smarts. Funny thing is, my cats ignore most of the neighborhood dog convos. But there is one distinct bark that seems to be universal in the animal world & thats the "coyote is here" sound off.. freaks my cats out.. they will pace & growl, looking out the windows, finding one another so they all growl together. These videos are great, Thank you for sharing!
Brittany Fogarty Nah He Happened to wander into a Meth lab a Week prior that is all! his other coyote buddies called the ambulance but they drove right past them #CoyoteLivesMatter!
I just moved to Albuquerque, and was sitting on my patio, waiting for my Russian Blue kitty to come home. I heard some howling, not too far away, and it sounded exactly like this video. She came running home and jumped into my arms. Needless to say, she will never be allowed outside again.
This video is 4 years old so this comment will probably be irrelevant but we always used to play this video for our black lab named Junior. He’d always howl and bark and it was the funniest thing. Unfortunately he passed away last spring but this video brings me back to those days when he was making us all laugh :)
This comment made my day man, I am sorry for your loss but I am thrilled to know that this video brings you some happy memories. I had a dog several years ago that has since passed on who would howl at the theme song to a specific tv show...every time I hear it now it brings me straight back to those days. I get a lot of comments about people playing this video for their pets and it always makes me laugh to imagine how many dogs have howled in front of a screen at this pack of coyotes.
Also, what was your dog's name?
@@coyotecams His name was Junior and had the biggest personality ever! We just got a new pup today and she’s already making us fall in love :)
Black labs are the best! I had one named Jeff. I miss him. Sorry for your loss ☹️
@@smith3976 That is great to hear! I'm going to leave your original comment pinned so we can all honor Junior and his favorite video!
You’re not the only one that came here to confirm what you just heard were coyotes.
Girl I’m so scared never closed a window so fast
I hear them way behind me in my neighborhood
lmao
Bro same
Omg your right
It amazes me how three or four coyotes can sound like 50 in the dark when you can't see them. There is usually only one truly howling. The rest either bark or yip. That is why it sounds like more.
Yeah I heard a couple, I thought it was at least 10, but I know only 3 or 4 live nearby.
I have read that they use a technique to throw their voices off objects around them to make predators think there is a large pack when there may be only a few.
@@laurasande5620 idk how affective that would be for pack of hunger wolves
@@laurasande5620 google said it’s more of a territory / dis stress signal for rival packs. Coyote natural predators wouldn’t fear them
This is part of their pack mentality and behaviour actually, coyote packs are smaller than Wolvesz therefore they use short and constant howling and movement to appear to have the numbers.
I was in Scouts for eight years. On a dark night in the Appalachian Mountains, a pack of coyotes checked out our campsite for a solid hour. Seeing their glowing eyes in the dark and hearing their howling was quite possibly the most terrifying thing that has ever happened to me.
What were they doing? And why do they howl?
@@jonathanmurillo537 They we’re probably sniffing around, looking for food that had been left out. I’m no biologist, but I’m fairly certain the howling can either be a marking of territory or communication between members of a pack.
@@jonathanmurillo537coyotes won't hunt people, they're scavengers so they likely were just looking for food or being curious. They howl/yip etc to communicate and often to "celebrate" a successful hunt. It's why we call it "singing" 😊 they're nothing to be afraid of 99.9% of the time
They eat dead animals or dead people as far as i know but they also fear humans and if you get closer to them they’ll run and won’t hunt you
@@viceb7 It's like, they could eat me but they won't. But they could.
I like how they howl at sirens. Every dog in the neighborhood does it and somehow it's funny to me that these wild animals have the same reaction, "something's making a loud noise so let's all scream at it"
No idiot they have very sensitive hearing and those hi pitch 🚨 sirens hurt there ears. Haven't you heard of a dog whistle humans can't hear it but dogs can
It's more like the domestic animals still have their wild instincts
That cracked me up realizing they were howling at the siren!
😂😂
Damn. I didn't know they make those sounds. Imagine getting lost in a huge forest then suddenly noises like these were made.
They live in the desert. And yes... listening in the middle of the desert at night when no light is visible... dude... That's true terror :)
I hike canyons near me in So. Cal. at dusk and have heard this. On one occasion there were two groups on either side of the trail I was on. Sounded like about 5-6 in each group. I didn't see them (although I do see coyotes often) but I heard them.
It was still a ways to my car and there was no one around but the girl I was with and it was terrifying as fuck.
Makes you want to run but that can trigger them to chase.
I live in Connecticut. You can hear them in the distance at night, somewhere in the woods. They've killed dogs in surrounding neighborhoods. Don't let your pets outside at night.
Raziel עוֹרֵב we have coyotes on the east coast in the woods as well. I believe the whole northern American continent but I couldn’t rightly say
As terrifying as that would be, I remember reading that if you hear the animals then that means they're likely not hunting you since they're giving away their location, and that the true sound of terror and danger out in the wild is total silence. I've rarely been in the wilderness though so I have no idea!
When I first heard them outside my house I thought there was a bunch of drunk women cheering, but then more started joining in all out of sync and I knew what I was hearing was not human
Creepy af boy
Plot twist--it WAS a bunch of drunk women cheering.
Exactly what I thought too last night. I was thinking my neighborhood isn't that exciting though..
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol I’m DEADDDDDDDDD
Playing this for my cat while I try to explain why he doesn't get to go out at night...
Maybe let him out
@@skeemarty maybe realize we won't let our fur babies become coyote chow ;^;
Letting my kitty listen to this so she knows to immediately scale a tree if she ever runs out at night.
@@toastycomfyghosty1891 I keep my 3 cats indoors where it's safe and happy
Our two never go out! (we're right by a dangerous main road)
is that the only solution? Ive experienced a cat not getting enough space before and it doesnt seem to be okay for them..
The only reason I'm watching is because I just heard coyotes
SP_squid _ Same -~-
SP_squid _ same because I’m at my dads house and there’s coyotes outside and I hear them a few moments ago
Yep!!
Same, while walking on a trail in pitch black night. Fkin scary, sounded like there were 20 of em behind my dog and I LOL
Me too lol
I think their sound is much more frightening than that of a wolf
Wolves qrent as aggressive to people so this is definitely scarier
@@IdiotWithEducation Coyotes would not attack a human unless they were rabid or starving.
I beg the differ, my buddy and I were tent camping up in Maine and as soon as we stared cooking some hot dogs, 2 or 3 wolves started howling, if I had to guess probably 50 or so yards away from us, we damn near made a mess in our pants
@@stevenlauziere3760 Was spring camping in the northern rockies and woke up at night in my tent after a three to four inch snowfall to something tugging at my foot which was near the door. Thought it was my brother pulling my leg so I threw my boot in the general direction only to hear a canine yelp and something scrambling. I quick got up and looked and saw a pack of five or six timber wolves in the camp in the moonlight. I started blowing my ultrasonic whistle and they all took off. I think they were just curious. Checked in the morning and sure enough lots of sign around all the tents, prints as big as my hand.
@@steves4966 Are you pulling my leg or they were pulling yours?
Their pups howling in the spring are the cutest things ever. They kind of take turns and go at it for several minutes at a time. An ambulance just went by and it caused the coyotes in the woods behind me to start howling, came here to remind myself what they were.
@Araceli De Los Santos Almost 2am and I heard some just a bit ago when a police car went by on a street not too far away.
Sounds like a woman screaming
I’m so glad I called my dog into the house when I heard this. I had no idea this was what I was hearing but something about it made my gut go everywhere.
me too I'm so glad i didnt let my dog out
I’m pretty sure the coyotes howling was scary
It's racks my nerves too.
I remember a pack of 20/ 30 coyotes on the side of the house where my bedroom was they howled and woke me scariest thing to ever wake up to.
Usually there is 10 or less and if your lucky there is around 15, but 20 or 30? Jeez plz tell me you are exaggerating a bit if not then that is a lot of poop to pick up in ur yard
The howls make them sound like there are a lot more than there are. Like there are four in this video but it sounds like 15. I could not tell you why. You probably had around 10 near you
@@ProstheticTeeth it's that "primal brain" response thing. That being said... They CAN get to sizeable numbers, ones like this are a family/pack unit.
Came to this video cause this just happened to me. Heard what sounded like 20 of the bastards right outside my front door, looked out the window, didn't see them, but they were loud as all hell. Went to check if my mom heard them, talked for a bit, went back to the window, and a coyote was standing right in the middle of the street, staring me dead in the eyes. I don't even live in a super rural area, I'm in a rich neighborhood with lots of walls and parks, and these bastards managed to get right outside my house.
@@williamclark7932 "Nature will find a Way." Jurassic Park.
I heard one howling about 30 mins ago across from the house on the hillside. It was first time I've ever heard them howling! It was so beautiful! It snowed here tonight, and standing in my doorway listening to them across the white fields was just magical!!! 💞❄🌬🌨
@diego tequila lol thats definitely a fake story. In the history of TIME, theres only been two recorded human fatalities of coyotes killing humans on record. Like EVER. There have been something like 300 overall coyote attacks on humans ever and half of those are in california. Theyre more afraid of humans than we are of them.
Awesome 👍❤️🥰 I’ve heard them practically my whole life. They currently hang out in the ravine behind our house, and I hear them howling at night 🐺
@@LittleLulubee I grew up with them as well....but we moved to town, and that stopped. Now we're back in the country side, and they love the fields across from us. 💞
First time i heard it, I thought it was the screams of the damned
In our country you can hear the neighbors fighting every 10 pm coz they drunk
Everyone is here to confirm what they heard, but I'm here for nostalgia. I used to live in the country and hearing coyotes outside my room at night was a regular occurrence. Living in the city for the past 10 years now has me missing things from what seems another life.
Aww....I bet.
Lol I love that a siren can set them off just like it does a house dog. 😂😂 Gotta love canine quirks….
They probably heard the sirens and were like; MY BRUDDAS!
Lmao
Brudda we hear you but can’t see you!
WTF?
That one coyote looked like he was standing in an eternal "I Gotta Tak A Poop" stance.
He forgot to wipe
@@andremartinez418 He just want to signify that he's shitting on those wimpy sirens.
They are probably marking their territory so other packs and rival predators know. Kind of like what gangs do with graffiti.
@Roel The allmighty the one with mange has seen some shit. Especially when the other dude gets down and starts doing a poop dance haha.
No he was probably hit by a car and has permanent damage to his back end area.
I hear them singing and howling together nearly every night, especially in the winter. I love it.
I just heard this an hour ago in the middle of the woods at the ravine in town on a early morning jog with my German Shepherd... she's always acting tough around squirrels and rabbits but when we heard this sound we stopped, looked at eachother and took off 🤣
Hahaha the police car started this.
that is exactly how I discovered there were coyotes at my new house. Police went by and they went nuts.
Mark Bulgarin 😂😂😂😂😂😂
LOL
Lmfao
The same thing happened to me last weekend. I live in Murrieta, California, behind my backyard lays a golf course, and we get coyotes and rabbits wandering around every night. But it was my first time hearing coyotes howling at a police siren.
Who is getting woken up at 2 in the morning hearing these dudes
4am front yard. Gotta go out with a green light and a gun to protect barn cats and chickens. They're too smart though, they hear the door and ditch
@@BentleyS6336 Get you a foxpro call and wait for them
Same heard them at 1am soooooo scary
4am
Me
When I was a teenager, we had a husky and her name was "Blue eyes."
She was one of the best dogs we ever had and she was quite a character.
Anyway, whenever we Heard sirens just like that out on the road nearby, she let out this super mighty loud howling.
Even sometimes when the moon was full she'd lay out in the moon lit ground and howl at the moon. Or even if we heard coyotes nearby, she'd howl at them too.
But I remember when I graduated from highschool, we had a party there and I had some friends come over along with a few teachers and a couple of nearby neighbors.
One point, there was a police siren on the road and this time, not only did Blue eyes howl, but the rest of the dogs howled along with her.
We had a German shepherd, a black Labrador and 2 beagles.
I'll never forget it. Especially the way everyone reacted.
One of my friends came back outside from using the bathroom and he asked "what was all that noise?"
I don't remember what I said but it was kind of a reference in the form of a joke.
I’m a student pilot at this remote airport in Kentucky and I’m always the first one to the airport at 6am every morning in the pitch black (it’s winter).
Do I have a fear of flying? Heights?
Nope. Being by yourself at a dark airport hearing coyotes howling is the scariest thing ever.
Are you in a car, inside any structure, or standing outside?
I think they are calling back to the police siren lol. That's a lot of coyotes in one place I might actually be terrified haha.
Anaïs that’s how it is where I live, I live smack in the middle of the Sonoran Desert and they’re everywhere they cause us so many problems because visitors feed them so they became super bold they will snatch a dog on a leash and run away with it! Used to love coyotes until I actually had to deal with them now I cannot stand them and I’m terrified for my dogs, my dumbo dog chased one up the fence recently so glad it ran and didn’t fight her
Imagine running from the cop into that?
Coyotes are freaking little bitches lol. They’re like 50 pounds max and would run away from you with their tails tucked
Especially because they work as a team. While you're fighting off one another one if coming in for the kill.
@@moshpitsandbongrips6998 the ones I see at night will run away a little when you yell or make noise but not all the way, which is worrisome because it means they're used to humans. And one night I had a pack stalk me and my dog and yes they are tiny but with three that I could see, maybe more I don't know, I wasn't sticking around.
Basically one of them said, “threat over here” then they all said “hey there’s something over there” and they all regrouped to protect themselves. Pretty cool
I'm hearing coyotes right now and rushed to this video to make sure I was hearing the same thing. Spot on. Thank you.
I just heard this (and hear it often, especially as it gets warmer) so I finally looked up coyote packs howling and this is EXACTLY what I heard. Pretty cool.
"Awoooooo"
"What are you doing your gonna start a howl?!?"
"That wasn't me?!?!"
"Awoooooooo"
"Oh n- awooooo"
"Awoooooo"
Future Potato zootopia
I live close to the Mall of America, one night as my husband and I were going to bed we heard sirens go by. As a joke I quoted the movie Zootopia and said "stop, you're going to start a howl". Immediately after I said that two coyotes started howling. It was perfect timing.
😂
This woke me up last night at 2am in Connecticut. They were right outside my bedroom window. I opened the window and yelled STFU and I heard them running away through the leaves. Its a cool sound, but I wasn't happy about being woken up lol.
I love wolves and I love their howls. A coyote howl however, especially a pack is what my nightmares are made of
I love the coyote sounds lol.
I love coyotes, I used to share a wooded are with them when I was homeless. We bumped into each other several times in the middle of the night but they never messed with me and I didn't mess with them.
They are amazing animals, that's pretty much been my experience with them too. Hope you're doing well these days man.
I don't love coyotes. They are dog killers and child killers. I shoot em whenever I can.
@@steves4966 be a responsible dog owner and parent and you wont have issues with them. Keep your dog on a leash at night and bring a flashlight. They make coyote vests for little dogs now, but you handling your dog in a well lit area will be enough to deter them
@@nbee777 a rifle does a good job too
@@nbee777 wrong
I find them so relaxing weirdly 😂 I used to fall asleep to them singing. If you howl to them, they'd howl back..so cool. I loved scaring friends in the dark showing them lol
Just heard these the other night while camping in the badlands. What a beautiful sound.
I've been living in Humboldt Park , Chicago for almost 10 years. Last winter I had one of the most amazing experiences of my life: I love 3am walks. They are peaceful and spiritual. I walked towards the big "rock feature" and out of nowhere I heard what sounded like a high pitched melodic bark. I loved the sound but I didn't catch what it was so I started to mimic it and then it called back. I did it again; and they called back again. It was very cool! But I got scared because they got closer very quick.... I walked away slowly; looked next to me and there it was. A big messy Coyote. We looked at each other and went back home with a huge smile on my face! : )
I see them all the time walking my dog at night. They're scary but I love and respect them.
Jay Gasper wait so the coyotes just hang out with your dog?
I saw one cross the road at night behind me once, it was huge. Scared the * out of me. Very quiet though.
@@kaya9718 I believe she said the coyotes actually walk her dog at night. That’s nice of them.
@@UTAHtheN0bleBirthright- sndbkedj LMAAAAFFOO
@@UTAHtheN0bleBirthright- 😂🤣🤣
I went to a museum today. Heard the sound of coyotes. Freaking uncanny, wild and beautiful all at once. This video is what comes closest. OK, the first coyote, 0:04- 0:25, probably the lead of the pack, alerted the others that it was indeed ok to react to these weird sirens.These natural-born sirens did not know what to make of those fake sirens at first, and were spooked. The leader confirmed their perception. You can see it starting from 0:25. They're at it (reacting) till 1:06, THEN you start hearing doubt about the validity of it all (obvious from 1:12-1:18 and on). They conclude that these fake sirens are not to worry about, not even worth their time. Funny though, the 6 second silence between 0:19-0:25. Why didn't they react immediately to the sound of the leader? Like they gave themselves some legit ponding time. Or were they waiting for l'éminence grise at 0:25-0:26 to also give the signal?
I feel a weird sense of camaraderie knowing that I'm not the only person who's ever arrived here after wondering if that crazy screaming was actually coyotes and not every dog in the neighborhood going buck-wild
I've seen wild coyotes up close and I think what a lot of people don't realize is how small coyotes are. Also very cute.
Heard this sound coming from the woods few nights ago. Scared the s#$+ out of me! 😀
At least their coyotes and not a skinwalker or a sasquatch. 🤔😒
I love it and miss hearing them
I've heard that sound before, and it was pure nightmare fuel.
Same I heard it last night
It scares the sex out of you?
Me and the boys screaming at eachother over Discord at 4 in the morning:
I remember hearing a pack of coyotes howling in the woods by my aunt’s backyard at night after finishing salting her driveway and I was terrified and raced back into her house.
Ugh I grew up living in the middle of the woods, and this is one of the creepiest sounds to wake up to in the middle of the night, especially if you don’t know what the sound is at first.
0:16 nice vibrato
0:25 nice falsetto
I can’t y’all 😂
“Ha hieyayayaya”
And they say Coyotes don't run in packs lol. Btw hide your cats and small dogs in this neighborhood
I believe it was a couple coyotes that attacked my husky retriever when we first moved up north in Michigan. Either that or a wolf pack but a couple nights later this noise was the same that I heard probably a few hundred yards away from my house
@@theshowmustgoon7468 obviously not wolf cause they would snap your dog in half with there bite force, so most likely coyotes
Coyotes will hunt in packs when food is scarce but they generally prefer being loners.
Aren't any dogs or cats left in this area, they are easy pickings for these guys.
It's why I'm not seeing cats walk outside in arizona
I have a hunting pack that has been in the woods next to my property for years now. Had one walk nearly up to me one night, as it moved along my tree line. They do sound scary, but I love them. I pray they are not hungry at night. It hurts my heart thinking they are out there hungry. I feel this way for all the animals.
I live in Florida and my balcony is completely open to the back where there's just a bunch of woods. I heard this last night at 2am while I was reading and my dad was playing his VR. Since around this time it was pretty cold i left the door open and i hear this. It was terrifying. Even my dad was scared.
2am?💀💀
Once I was camping and there was a pack in the distance. I woke up periodically to them getting closer until they sent a scout I guess. Could literally see it casting a shadow on my tent. Creepy as hell haha
It left, it didn’t try to look for trouble?
F#@k that. Sincerely, an Aussie.
They are just cute little puppies.
Puppies that will eat your face off.
Not at all likely. They're terrified of humans and the only time they would wander this far into a densely populated area would be because their starving. Not much else to worry about as an human, but a lone child or a lone pet would definitely be targeted to hunt. Their also quite dumb animals so their vigilance and leadership is not always going to be the best or the brightest... they howl after they have gone patrolling solo and the alpha wishes to regroup the pack, or to put the word out to every swingin dick in the city that this is their turf now. This often backfires as it spooks nearby prey causing them to travel even further out alone to find something to eat. This group has apparently given up for the time being and resorted to being assholes who just "wanna have some cats and eat them too." 🤦♂️ bad dad joke...
Anyways, these little shits are awful and they would typically be dispatched or removed by DNR or local law enforcement. Most states allow you to hunt them all year long without any license, unless you're a trapper and you're selling the males pelts to companies like Canada Goose jacket company who uses coyote fur in their hoods.
Cheers. 👌🤷♂️
My grammar and spelling in that post.....🤦♂️
I hear this every night and it literally sounds like I’m living in hell
At Yoem Pueblo, we heard coyotes howling and they sounded like Native American spirits cheering, it was the most chilling yet beautiful thing ever.
Their glowing eyes makes it look and sound extra terrifying
Lol came here to confirm that it was definitely a couple coyotes that woke me up while camping. Kinda scary when you’re in a tent and hear them. Especially when one was right near my campsite and decided to wander through. I’m surprised my dogs didn’t even wake up 😂
They respond to that siren like WEVE ALL BEEN GOOD BOYS OUR LORD.
In their defense, a police siren does sound like some type of giant techocoyote. Digital King of Coyotes.
LMAO this is the best comment 🤣
I was camping on some dunes in Oregon very very alone in a bivvy sack and these guys woke me up at 2am and I kept scaring the hell out of myself with every little sound around me
Was high on shrooms. Really high like 7gs and was in my woods at dawn.. Heard that sound and it seemed pretty close. Came out in a hurry as I was quite deep inside the woods. Looked back and it was dark. Felt like a movie type of thing. Good times.
You mean dusk?
Gives a whole new meaning to "Siren Call" 😆 They're mimicking the sirens.
I just heard this in the field behind my house . Came here to confirm, and yep!! The most horrifying sound
Was just taking my pups for a walk and literally same exact scenario, they were howling in response to an ambulance siren 😂
My chihuahua does that too! 🤣
So, I was out walking last night. We live in a mobile home park, surrounded by SOME woods. There are also newly built homes, in our area. I heard what sounded like a bunch of kids screaming, but now searching for coyote sounds on youtube. Your channel confirmed what I heard. I quickly walked home.
I got so excited the first time i heard a coyote pack and i joined them
What a beautiful night it was
I love that sound! Use to hear all the time in rural Missouri. They go crazy and then just stop.
I miss hearing the cries of our coyotes in my childhood hills in good ol' Port Costa, Calif...
Every evening when the moon rose, ⛼🌜🌘 🌠 over our hills & bay, they'd cry out with such excitement & joy - you'd never hear them on moonless nights!!!
I especially loved hearing the new pups "Yip" as they learned how to "Howl!"
Soo precious... to me! 🎑✨
💙🐾💚🐾💙🐾💚🐾
same feeling
I love how they sing their absolute hearts out
Tonight I woke up around midnight to hear exactly this. I knew that we had lots of coyotes nearby but I never knew they sounds like that. I heard it and literally thought something was dying, since there has been lots of attacks recently
Prob not the only one who heard yippin' at night, and decided to check youtube.
My suspicions were confirmed, that I definitely heard a pack of coyotes.
I play this for my cats so they don't want to go outside in the dark. We live by a park in a city and there are coyotes.
Note to self and anyone else: Dont watch this at midnight when your alone lol gave me nightmares
Thank you for confirming what I just heard outside my window.
Damn imagine walking home at night and hearing that😄
You get used to it lol
I just was. Had a puppy and an adult dog on a leash. Then I heard my cat trying to catch up to me. I just knew we were going to be attacked. I called my husband on the cell and told him to get out of bed and get a gun. He thought I was nuts. The coyotes got quiet then and he heard nothing. Of course.
I just did last night. It freaking scaaaareeed me!
literally just happened to me
I remember the first time I heard coyotes while out on my deck. I was horrified. Those sounds while alone in the dark are terrifying! I got goodbumps just listening to this! Eeek!
Looked this up to confirm if what I heard outside my window was a coyote glad to say it totally was and now I’m wondering what it’s doing
Police: "emergency!"
Coyotes: "FTP!"
My apartment complex is right next to a nature preserve, so I’ve been hearing them the past couple nights. It’s strange because I’ve lived here for nearly 5 years and this is the first time I’ve heard them here.
Camping in a campground right now 5 miles into the woods. This woke me up out of a deep sleep. Scared the sh*t outta me.
I've never heard these guys in real life. I needed to hear them so I could get in my reading mood. I'm currently reading Stephen King's Desperation, lots of coyotes howling in that cursed town. Tak!
I grew up in forest-y California and moved to Florida recently, I’ve missed hearing these beautifully horrible sounds in the distance, haha! It’s oddly comforting, in a way. Maybe just because I grew up with it.
I went camping this last weekend with my in-laws and heard coyotes in the distance in the middle of the night both nights. I didn’t grow up getting to go camping so it was extra terrifying. It was pitch black out and we were in the middle of a field in a teepee with just a blanket for the door, so I thought I was going to get attacked at night 😂. I honestly imagined them running in our direction in a large pack while yipping and howling. Thankfully my brother in-law told me how they’re basically a bunch of babies! That howl and yipping in the pitch black while sleeping in an open field is still scary though!
I live out in the country and there’s several expansive fields behind my house and every few nights all you can hear is this. My room is in the back of the house so I’m even closer to all of the noises.
I must admit I do like the sound its quite haunting when they howl
I love it, it doesnt scare me at all, i think its amazing
am i the only one who think this sounds kinda cute? maybe im just too used to being in the country
I heard coyotes last night. It sounds like a pack of thousands howling.
Man, I remember hearing coyotes howling back during BEAST week in Air Force BMT. I was on watch with a friend and right around like...midnight or so, we heard a pack of them just yapping and howling away. It was pretty surreal.
I came to hear this because I heard about 10 of them on the side of my townhome. We have woods over here, and they Iike to pick up the stray cats. I’m in Minnesota
You're the only person I've ever seen get THIS close and catch them doing this, I've dreamed of this for years to see this with my own eyes brings tears to my eyes liked and favorited!!!
My Labrador freaks out at this but our Great Pyrenees is like, "This is what I live for!".
That one Coyote is just soooo HAPPY!!! OMG! Like, it's just too cute! He's super excited!!
wow! very spooky sounding.
Thats so cute ❤ my dogs tweekin out tho lmao. Its almost like they think the sirens are other Coyotes
The good the bad and the ugly brought me here. Ennio Morricone mentioned the music for this movie was inspired by the howling of the coyotes.
Omg so cute they're howling with the emergency vehicles like a house dog
I heard this last night in a rural part of central PA but with no barking. It only lasted a few seconds. I also heard it in a gated community outside Phoenix early this month, also short with no barking, but in fits and starts.
Craziest thing just happened to me! I heard this same exact noise literally 5 min ago and about shit myself. Freaked me out! I googled what I thought it was and low and behold that sure as hell was what I thought it was😂 Sounded like 50 of them. Loud as hell!
I play this for my inside cats (a litter of Siberians I fostered & kept) so they can learn & help build their street smarts.
Funny thing is, my cats ignore most of the neighborhood dog convos. But there is one distinct bark that seems to be universal in the animal world & thats the "coyote is here" sound off.. freaks my cats out.. they will pace & growl, looking out the windows, finding one another so they all growl together.
These videos are great, Thank you for sharing!
1:28 I like how the Coyote Pack stops howling when they hear the sirens of a cop car so far away
That one has severe mange I hope he’s ok.. last time I saw a coyote with that bad of a mange case he had rabies
Brittany Fogarty Nah He Happened to wander into a Meth lab a Week prior that is all! his other coyote buddies called the ambulance but they drove right past them #CoyoteLivesMatter!
Jon MacDonald omg that’s funny poor thing 😂
Haha poor guy, rumour has it they're still trying to find him.
Brittany Fogarty which one
@@theydidntsaythisai the one with barely any fur. his tail's between his legs when the camera's on him. Poor guy.
I Live outside Atlanta and there is a pack behind my house who will do this at 2 AM .
ItsCoreyLynxxYall weird that I just read this at 2 am after hearing coyotes
Me too, north of the perimeter. At night about 4am.
@@houndmother2398 Sadly since I posted this the woods they coyotes lived in has been completely clear cut to build a new neighborhood.
@@ItsCoreyLynxxYall What a surprise. It's Atlanta after all. They just did the same thing at a church behind me to build another baseball fied.
I just moved to Albuquerque, and was sitting on my patio, waiting for my Russian Blue kitty to come home. I heard some howling, not too far away, and it sounded exactly like this video. She came running home and jumped into my arms. Needless to say, she will never be allowed outside again.
Am i the only one that finds this beautiful?
Not the only one!