Coyotes

Americans kill more than half a million coyotes a year.

Coyotes in your city don't want to kill you, but they might try to eat your cat or small dog.

"It was nearly half a pizza," he said. "This has got to be for herself."

Coyotes, wolves and dogs are all interfertile, meaning that they can make puppies that in turn can make even more mixed puppies.

Wildlife Services killed five animals per minute last year.

There are still "no limit" coyote-killing contests with prizes for the most tails turned in.

Bats, sharks, vultures, wolves and coyotes are all more popular than in the 1970s.

A hybridized canid made up of coyote, wolf and dog genes is expanding across the eastern U.S.

The animals are moving into the city and suburbs to escape human hunters.