Our new city slickers have yellow eyes, long furry snouts and pointy ears that stand up. And boy, are they clever.

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is encouraging New Yorkers to help do their part to prevent ...

Claws are another indicator because dog claws are more rounded, while coyote claws are sharp and thin. Last but not least, the ears and tails of coyotes are noticeably different from the ears and ...

And claws are another indicator because dog claws are more rounded, while coyote claws are sharp and thin. Last but not least, the ears and tails of coyotes are noticeably different from the ears ...

You can identify a coyote by its slender snout, erect ears and bottle-shaped tail that’s carried downward and has a black tip. Their coats are most often light, though they can also be yellow to ...