I regularly see coyotes pass through this passageway, usually rather uneventfully, but over a period of about a month I noticed that one of them seemed to accumulate things — including wood, bottles, a cap, a bag, a cloth scrap, a raccoon, and a blanket: as far as I have seen, most coyotes don’t hoard like this. It goes to show that each coyote is unique, both their faces and their personalities, and each family is also different. And yes, I’ve included the cat that was brought in: please, everyone, don’t allow your cats to roam free: cats are much more likely to be grabbed than any of the other stuff you see in this video.
And, by the way, just as every coyote and coyote family is unique, so is every cat, and here is a video of a fairly unique cat chasing away a coyote. I myself have known several coyotes who run from cats, so it’s probably less unique than we think.
Nov 15, 2021 @ 17:28:43
Not only is this fascinating, but it’s hilarious. Great video, thank you!
Nov 15, 2021 @ 17:49:19
Hi Melinda — I thought so, too! :))
Nov 15, 2021 @ 19:26:08
Too much time around people? I just turned 65, and I’m realizing that we’re all hoarders to some extent.
Nov 15, 2021 @ 23:42:38
:))