A question on seeds of invasive plants surviving in poop by grazing animals, Blackhawks' Alex Vlasic catching a king, a ...

Urban coyotes are still a mystery in many ways, but local biologists are unlocking their secrets by scanning their scat (and whiskers).

If real coyotes behaved like Wile E. Coyote with an obsession exclusively for roadrunners, dog owners would have one fewer thing to worry about when letting their four-legged friends outside. In the ...

In Los Angeles, coyotes walk the streets of densely-populated neighborhoods. You might wonder, what do these urban canines eat to survive? Biologists have been wondering the same thing. So they’ve ...

A study that involved dissecting 3,100 pieces of coyote poop discovered domestic cats are a big part of what urban coyotes eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner, according to the National Park ...

Don't mind searching for coyote poop, or parsing through that poop for digested food bits? Then the National Park Service (NPS) wants you. It's seeking volunteers to help find and analyze coyote ...

A federal coyote research project is based on the idea that getting to know coyotes will make people like them more.

Wildlife ecologist Dr. Chris Nagy never goes hunting for coyote scat, also known as poop, without his trusted and loyal assistant, Ethan, a 10-year-old Norwegian Elkhound. On an unseasonably warm ...

A multi-year study that tested 3,100 pieces of coyote poop determined that domestic cats are a big part of their diet. Human garbage was their chief source of food, however, the study found.

Do our coyotes, who, according to the NPS, deal with more concrete, traffic, people, and fewer open spaces than their neighbors to the west, dine similarly?

Coyotes have been leaving behind a clue to keeping the hungry omnivores out of neighborhoods and away from your pets. Thing is, that clue is hidden in their poop. Read “Learning to live with ...

A study that “dissected” 3,100 pieces of coyote poop discovered domestic cats are a big part of what urban coyotes eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner, according to the National Park Service.