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More Coyote Info

4/19/2019

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I learned some new coyote facts last night at a lecture by Dr. Robert Long, Senior Scientist at Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle.
​​1. If a coyote is getting too close, you can scare it away by making loud noises or surprising it. 
2. It is actually not common for coyotes to eat cats or small dogs.
3. Coyotes mate for life and both parents take care of their pups.
Photo by Dottie TIson

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8/12/2019 07:55:25 am

Coyotes are some of the animals that I am most scared of. Well, they are really terrifying, especially since they hunt in packs. If you are aware of them, then you will know how their hunting patterns work. They are really scary animals, however, that does not make them evil. I am really happy that you guys decided to rescue them, in fact, I would love to send you my deepest appreciation, you guys really did well on this rescue.

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    Amanda is a passionate wildlife rescuer and travels the world volunteering to help animals. She is the author of Looking Twice: Beautiful/Ugly, a book of themed poems and photographs, and “The Diplomat’s Daughter,” a story anthologized in Secret Histories: Stories of Courage, Risk, and Revelation. Her short story,“The Remover of Obstacles,” won the 2013 Traveller’s Tales Gold Solas Award for best love story. This is Amanda’s first book for middle readers. She has four children of her own and lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband, their dog Luigi, and a pond fish.

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