The Chatham Police Department has issued a unique warning to residents regarding coyote sightings during the spring and early ...

Rural coyotes split their time—50 percent day, 50 percent night. Urban coyotes go 80 percent nocturnal. But it's not fixed. Construction project disrupting their night routine? They flip diurnal.

Authorities in Santa Monica say that coyote encounters are on the rise within the city, and that is likely thanks to the Palisades Fire. The City of Santa Monica updated their “How to Live ...

Coyotes are common across all of Ohio’s 88 counties. Since they are nocturnal animals, coyotes are most active between dusk and dawn.

Coyotes grow to between 20 and 50 pounds and resemble a medium-size dog or a small wolf with a bushy tail, the department’s website says. They are usually nocturnal animals, but they can be seen ...

“The coyote is primarily a nocturnal animal, active during the nighttime hours,” according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. “However, when it is less threatened by humans, it ...

Coyotes are naturally diurnal (most active at dawn and dusk) but often shift to more nocturnal activity in urban and suburban areas in an effort to avoid people.

This kind of canine candid is rare — coyotes, though not nocturnal, are usually not seen during the daylight hours. Another sighting last week counted two coyotes going across an iced over ...

Since coyotes can look like some dog breeds, you may be tempted to approach them — but experts say that’s not a good idea. Here’s everything you need to know about the nocturnal mammals.

There are no reliable population counts, wildlife officials say, but coyotes now live throughout the Sunshine State. In 1983, Florida's wildlife agency found coyotes in 18 counties in 1983; by ...

There are no reliable population counts, wildlife officials say, but coyotes now live throughout the Sunshine State. In 1983, Florida's wildlife agency found coyotes in 18 counties in 1983; by ...