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Living peacefully with coyotes means respecting their boundaries

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By Shelley Alexander
| The Weather Network Verified
In partnership with Thursday, March 10th 2022, 2:35 pm - In the absence of immediate threats, coyotes learn to sometimes disregard humans. By Shelley Marie Alexander, University of Calgary On average, three people per year are “attacked” (that means bitten or scratched) by coyotes across Canada. In comparison, an average of 180 Canadians per year are reportedly struck by lightning. Critically, 100 per cent of incidents involving coyotes are linked to human feeding.
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How to live peacefully with coyotes

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By Shelley Alexander
| Cottage Life Verified
On average, three people per year are “attacked” (that means bitten or scratched) by coyotes across Canada. In comparison, an average of 180 Canadians per year are reportedly struck by lightning. Critically, 100 per cent of incidents involving coyotes are linked to human feeding. I have studied coyotes and other wild canids for over 30 years. Co-existence with coyotes is possible.
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Living Peacefully With Coyotes Means Respecting Their Boundaries

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By Shelley Alexander
| CounterPunch Verified
On average, three people per year are “attacked” (that means bitten or scratched) by coyotes across Canada. In comparison, an average of 180 Canadians per year are reportedly struck by lightening. Critically, 100 per cent of incidents involving coyotes are linked to human feeding. I have studied coyotes and other wild canids for over 30 years. Co-existence with coyotes is possible.
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