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Coexisting with coyotes in LA

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife estimates that 250,000 to 750,000 coyotes exist statewide. They’ve been adapting to urban life and have become increasingly tolerant — and less afraid or respectful — of their human neighbors.

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By Steve Chiotakis • Dec 8, 2021 • 28m Listen

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife estimates that 250,000 to 750,000 coyotes exist statewide. They’ve been adapting to urban life and have become increasingly tolerant — and less afraid or respectful — of their human neighbors. KCRW gets tips on what to do if a coyote gets too close to you or your home.

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