Coyote Spotted In Central Park

[@Reconseal4050]

Coyote and humans have been living with each other for years.

[@henry7765]

I seen Tasmanian devil last week I gave it a sip of my coffee and it went crazy!

[@daconnoisseurrex1752]

Cool

[@taurusnyy]

Those small dogs 🐕 better be careful.

[@DScott-pc7rd]

easy pickins

[@drinny26]

I live in the Bronx and there’s coyotes running down the street late at night.

[@josephbellantuono7055]

😏

[@KrazyKrzysztof]

talking about ladies of the night?

[@bekzodkh9522]

Caught couple of them other night by Fordham road and let them go next morning:)))))))!!!

[@lucymercado66]

I love Cayotes!!! They show up at Inwood Hill Pk as well

[@m6tty]

I saw a pigeon yesterday in the park.

[@arleneaugustahair8393]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jasmineramirez2445]

I saw a rat in the park. He was commuting to work😌🤚

[@mastershockvalue6499]

Coyotes are extremely rare in NYC I’ve lived here my entire life and never saw one

[@nothingnothing3557]

How unusual of you. Coyotes are pretty rare IN THE MIDDLE OF THE CITY SURROUNDED BY CONCRETE AND METAL STRUCTURES. Jeez. 🙄

[@andrewcpu]

It makes me happy seeing animals in NYC. I wish we could find a way to make the city more habitable for them. Ik we have birds and squirrels in some places, but some sort of greenifcation would be nice

[@1x1HealthyEnergybyAndrew]

That and the old NY with less immigration without assimilation would make NY a healthy city.

[@josuearce8148]

The good thing is that the Coyote has plenty food, i mean the rats of the city.

[@AwakenUniverse]

This just shows how humans have forgotten but originally the entire state of New York was a lush forest...that coyote was probably just passing by and going damn what happened to all the forest that was here? Times have done changed.

[@1x1HealthyEnergybyAndrew]

Makes sense that a coyote that has never witnessed a lush NYC Forest, would miss the good old days. If anything let's go back to the forested NY.

[@luishirschlieb6083]

Lol, don't get me wrong, but there's no way the coyote is anywhere near old enough to remember that far back, maybe animals can collectivly remember the way we do, but yea, not so sure if the coyote is wondering that, as much as it is wondering where all the people that are usually out have gone since what we would know as the beginning of the pandemic. I believe that social distancing and winter have meant less people out to scare these woodland animals out of the usually more populated centers of urban expansion.

[@rexman971]

@@luishirschlieb6083 Maybe he reads history books at the library??

[@thepearlswirl]

The news need to be cancelled. This isn’t news. 😂

[@Theonlyrealdanne]

How does a Coyote get into Central Park?Which is in the middle of Manhattan,there are no woods around Central Park!🤔🤔🤔

[@tipakongphan3250]

Alots of​ trees and​ bushes in​ that​ Park.

[@edsan9788]

Lots of coyote in Van Cortlandt park in the Bronx not to far away from the 225th street draw bridge plenty of park land around Inwood and riverside drive honestly it happened before it'll happen again

[@Theonlyrealdanne]

@@edsan9788 i also was thinking of the Harlem Connection but I thought that would've been too far fetched

[@edsan9788]

@@Theonlyrealdanne I hear you but for like the past 20-25 yrs they added a whole lot to the green belt encircling Manhattan it's real and a lot people hike and bike it even people from midtown with green comes wildlife I actually love that fact

[@melvin5818]

Probably spawn there like a Minecraft mob.

[@melvin5818]

So did he just spawn there.... I mean how did he get there its a island. Do they swim and still had to travel through traffic.

[@thelaughingtiger146]

They follow train tracks. PBS has a great special on them.

[@RuNThebRoNx]

Probably came from riverdale and crossed the 225th bridge into Manhattan. I know because I live in this area and they're out here

[@thelaughingtiger146]

@@RuNThebRoNx I lived there too, coyotes hanging in Inwood and decided to go uptown.

[@tobehonest7541]

Everyone gangsta till the coyote pounce

[@johnnyfive1412]

Just wait for Big Foot to be spotted.

[@blacksheep7690]

No such thing

[@adriand817]

@@blacksheep7690 how do you know?

[@daconnoisseurrex1752]

Cool

[@reillymoore3257]

I bet if they ever do find Bigfoot he's going to have blurry pictures of humans.

[@aaronmontecalvo7709]

Yeah living in the south and seeing a lot of coyotes that's a pretty plump looking coyote clearly eating well most I see around me aren't nearly as well-fed that's probably because they're short lived around here

[@sawyersgirl5142]

Yep ours are skinny in Texas

[@britneythiam]

There’s legit coyotes uptown Bronx, he chased me into my gate. After that I don’t go out at night. That woman is lying.

[@lucymercado66]

What?! They usually leave you alone. I wonder what made the Cayote chase you? They usually do that if they feel you invade their territory. Wow, must have been so scary for you!

[@Asvpsupreme]

Baychester?

[@MadMax-ut2wc]

They didnt chase you. That isnt how they live. But fun story

[@lucymercado66]

@@MadMax-ut2wc it does sounds like wild story, but you weren't there, therefore you can't invalidate someone's experience.

[@kntwing23]

just an animal leave him alone.. he didn't hurt anyone...

[@brittanypaden5433]

Lol stfu they kill pets and have rabies. It’s healthy meaning eating good.

[@TheDevourerOfUniverses]

@@brittanypaden5433 humans kill animals and other humans whats your point? Do you know how much animals humans lill a year buddy?

[@brittanypaden5433]

Lol I see my comments keep getting deleted. 👍🏾y’all up north so y’all think differently on the matter. All G. We love or pets and land in the south. My name Pat and Brittany my old lady. We got Pitts so coyotes are a no no.

[@astonmarton2220]

They popular in Upstate NY

[@KrazyKrzysztof]

i'd rather see a coyote than a new yorker

[@bigtaskat-hand4742]

Lol 😆! Why?

[@DScott-pc7rd]

It is amazing how quickly nature begins to retake, once the humans begin to recede.

[@Idkjustyoutube]

It came from the Bronx lmao

[@edsan9788]

I know you think you're making a good joke but yeah lots of coyotes in the Bronx especially around Van Cortlandt park just about 11/2miles away from the 225th st bridge plenty of houses and quiet streets at night lots of green spaces in northern Manhattan easy for them to get there this isn't the first time a coyote in central park made the news even pre covid when the nights were busy

[@DScott-pc7rd]

He's probably in search of a Roadrunner. meeep meeep

[@nothingnothing3557]

Call him Wile E Coyote. Super Genius. Lol. 🤣

[@johnpolaski6126]

I just saw one in the middle of a boston street at 3am. Those damn coyote's getting the other animals accross the city boarders... You see trumps gone and now we dont have the wall....and our boarders are defenseless...LMAO😂😂😂

[@greggreg2263]

Can you imagine the crazy shit!!!!! that coyote has seen over the years looking 👀out from the trees 🌲

[@griffinoneal1856]

I’d feel safer with the yote than DeBlasio

[@MouseCIick]

why is this a surprise? we stole their land.

[@jansa940]

who 'stole' their land...Europeans...or American Indians?

[@ryan6600]

Yo from robberies to murders to subway attacks to coyotes LMFAOOO NYC is really evolving😂

[@r3knynussberger882]

They should known with all those empty boxes around from acme co. Around the park

[@mzblkcarib186]

Yeah Wild E. Coyote got an Airbnb along central park west... don't blow his cover 💥

[@sammysosa4124]

A real New Yorker would’ve left it alone ... that’s how you know your a tourist

[@zooemperor3954]

First Snowy owls, now coyotes! Central Park could become a natural zoo as well What’s next? The Tiger of the Sky? That’s the Great horned owl by the way

[@nothingnothing3557]

Bigfoot. With extra camouflage. And a gun. Lol.

[@luicobs5923]

It’s not the same coyote from 3 years ago and 2 years ago Come on NEWS GET GOOD NEWS

[@_andresss07]

I’ve done seen it all folks

[@zxcv2705]

Lmao day after tmm

[@Cbv1914]

Forgot to mention the massive rats in NYC! I’m sure he’s eating real well

[@TheGamiingNetWork]

I’m guessing it probably got there from snow storm. Maybe it traveled from the Bronx.

[@Xtreme.N]

Lol

[@dani23dani85]

😂😂

[@rourou95822]

Coyote: "tons of humans spotted in the park, where my family suppose to go, we need a place too but ya'll jog aroun here too, wassup wid that, ya'll consuming everything and report us with yo cameras and call yoself smartest species on this earth. Try livin like us for a day".

[@habib080]

so does it attack people???? lmao i. not tryna run into that shit

[@JTB128650]

Thought you did

[@elenebarnhill4321]

Lovely E. Wildlife is taking over in NYC

[@lolacookie453]

Here in California we don’t shoot our beautiful and diverse wildlife, hope they respect the little guy and let him live in peace. 🙏🌈

[@00loudog]

They wont

[@grimdograider9469]

OMG! NOW SOMEBODY MANAGE TO TURN INTO A WEREWOLF IN NY?

[@negusdawoo]

I seen a one armed man doing card tricks

[@MadMax-ut2wc]

There is never just one. He was just walking by

[@jaye1967]

Whenever I see a story like this, I'm reminded of when the Onion covered something similar. (209) Breaking News: Some Bullshit Happening Somewhere - KZbin

[@Uphi9691]

Saw one in Brooklyn last week

[@DakuJTenshi]

Which makes very little sense. Central park isn't that big in the middle of an even bigger city that somehow made it there?

[@chrisneil2779]

Interesting if they are entering nyc then we are seeing a dramatic shift meaning possibly looking for food or possibly weather conditions or because people are indoors more now

[@galefraney]

Wow, super sad to realize city dwellers so out of touch with Nature that when they see a solitary coyote that has somehow miraculously alluded death at the hands of humans and has remained miraculously alive amid such an abundance of human cruelty and ignorance that people are so amazed that they quickly grab a video and post it on the News ... and everyone gawks and is in awe ... how did this single specimen manage to escape the fate experienced by all its fellow brethren when they were either shot, or pierced by crossbows, or run over by vehicles, or poisoned or had their legs mangled in traps .... Yes, how this animal managed to remain alive is a miracle indeed!!

[@willyp.881]

I saw couple of rats this morning.

[@FuzzyStayBuzzin183]

It's all fun and games until it attacks somebody somebody please explain to me how the hell it got into Central Park.

[@Theonlyrealdanne]

Thats what i cant get my head around its in the middle of Manhattan not near any woods,THE MIDDLE OF MANHATTAN!!LOL

[@falcoperegrinus82]

Relax, its harmless. There are many in the Bronx.

[@SplashAttackTCG]

When you’re a bs news station and will report anything....

[@falcoperegrinus82]

You're a bs news station.

[@blackpit1769]

I ain’t afraid of a coyote

[@nothingnothing3557]

Good thing they are well fed. Otherwise, it is "werewolf" time. Indeed. 🤣🤣

[@CHICHI816]

Every time I ride the park at night I picture someone jumping out at me not a coyote

[@mikedc]

So central park is safe at night. But riding the subway can get you killed. NYC gone wild lol.

[@victorko7856]

Still here, North of Met.

[@jfkcamp1]

Rumor has it Mr. Wyle Coyote was in Rikers Island for public urination and was released by DiBlasio.

[@camouflageninja3967]

central park is surrounded by buildings and concrete grounds for miles , someone drop him there probably someone's pet that they decided to abandon.

[@ahegaojosuke3250]

SHUT UP

[@Stargate-over-starwars]

Yeah thats a very logical assumption, on the extreme tho I could see a few ways it could get into the city without sightings. City has large parks all over many bridges/ tunnels and then once you leave the city it's pretty empty. Also a lot of people probably saw him but probably thought it was a dog.

[@Stargate-over-starwars]

Also with the lockdown people are all in doors like crazy

[@edsan9788]

With the green belt encircling Manhattan they've been building for the past 20+yrs and being mostly nocturnal it's easier then you think especially if it came down through Van Cortlandt park and over the 225th street draw bridge coyotes in central park have been seen before and will be seen again nothing new just not often

[@bekzodkh9522]

Looks like my neighbor’s husky disappeared since COVID started 🤔.

[@everly-shadystudios9900]

People think a coyote is as big as a wolf lol they couldn't be more wrong.... a full grown coyote is 35 - 40 lbs

[@Khaab93]

Is that park even safe at night? With all these violent going on

[@jansa940]

it's never been safe at night, that's why in most places you are not allowed to go into the parks at night (not just in New York City) but all over.

[@michael_caz_nyc]

Yeah - not a problem until it goes after a pet dog or a small child. It needs to be trapped & relocated.

[@jansa940]

i know this wildlife 'expert' needs to be fired, she doesn't have a clue what she is talking about.

[@caiuspostumiusturrinus1024]

The steel jungle freaks at the wildlife

[@0MR.T]

Now you know that is someone's pet.

[@bobbywomack3589]

Now this is some great news,

[@7Bandit7]

This makes news..??

[@callmej1251]

Wow central park got wildlife like that? They can easily hit the streets then.

[@paulsawczyc5019]

Just leave it alone.

[@jansa940]

until it attacks a small child

[@paulsawczyc5019]

@@jansa940 Just leave it alone includes small children throwing rocks at it.

[@unknownunknown3174]

I rather have a yote than your mayor de Blasio....

[@gravitas7583]

Leave him alone. Do not kill him.

[@kicknadeadcat]

Where there’s one there’s more.

[@sihks1120]

Coyote might get robbed by a jogger..

[@GlizzyUploadz]

Deff from Central Park zoo

[@jp8950]

I have literature from the founding fathers discussing hunting deer in Harlem.

[@becky5937]

What the name of that literature?

[@jp8950]

@@becky5937 it’s from an early 20th century Peters Du Pont Sporting Ammunition Pamphlet titled “Cavalcade of American Hunters”. It’s has written accounts from Daniel Boone, Paul Revere, George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, Washington Irving, William Clark, Davy Crockett, and many others. It’s from my Great Grandfather’s Sporting Goods store, that was located in South Ozone Park NY.

[@amrose4214]

CENTRAL park is pretty big. Yeh they are attracted by food source left out or full garbage cans. Just if ya walking a dog especially little ones keep them on a leash or coyotes might nab them.

[@abepresume8132]

The freaks come out at night.

[@fuwasicong930]

That's just a really unshaved homeless person...

[@georgewbushcenterforintell147]

If be more worried about joggers robbing people . coyote is there for some cats or a rat .

[@wacobob56dad]

In Deblasio’s NY what’s the difference between the 4 legged animals and the 2 legged animals he has running around ?.

[@kingjef12]

Good now we need mountain lions I need 1 as a pet!

[@jonsmith848]

He's got plenty to eat.

[@BladeGorilla]

Interview worthy News?

[@alberlygonzalez320]

From my house 😳

[@cynlcole4649]

Is this a thing; Residents should pay fines if they physically capture and or harm wild animals?

[@GenF91]

How cool

[@Fromdahoodtothewoods]

How is this news lol

[@maqsoodali9758]

What 😳 how come 🤔 serparis,, but good to see 🤗👍

[@emilyc4037]

Damn city lads are so removed from nature that this makes the news 🗞

[@jibril2473]

Is this actual news wtf

[@nothingnothing3557]

Well, if you walk your dog in the park at night it is news. Sure is

[@r3knynussberger882]

Wow i guess it could have hitched a ride on a truck or something but after seeing this i would not be surprised if a deer appeared in there.deer do swim to staten island from nj

[@samsmith3968]

Coyotes should not be in NYC. They will pray on peoples pets.

[@Flatleava]

Give him some to eat and when you don’t, than anyone around will be meal

[@joegoins9894]

I seen a manimal once

[@sawyersgirl5142]

I'm not from New York, they must don't see them. We have them they are virtual harmless to humans.

[@bigtaskat-hand4742]

Would you have one as a pet?

[@TheEviIOyo]

only a matter of time before black bears show up

[@bigtaskat-hand4742]

Wile E. WASSUP!!!

[@SymeonRBrown]

Beep Beep

[@eblood94]

u would be lucky enough to catch it on camera and get eaten

[@edwardonisvis8918]

"Fluffyyyyyy!" #donsawyerbk

[@r.a.m.7209]

OMG THATS IT, THEY WILL TAKE OVER!!ALL IS LOST!

[@suburbanfella2177]

Gunna catch it an make me a Canada goose

[@tylererb9538]

It’s not from Canada nor a goose my friend

[@tylererb9538]

@Johnny Moon the funny part is that he thinks he’d even be able to get close enough to touch it let alone capture it

[@daconnoisseurrex1752]

🐺

[@CRAZEISREALCRAZE]

TRYING TO GET PPL TO GO O THE PArk nice lol

[@lilpito2006]

you guys all sound crazy disregarding the obvious facts that the park is completely surrounded with buildings and streets, not only that but there aren't groups or families of coyotes, so this one was obviously released there by a person and THATS what makes this story so interesting, not the fact that an animal can't be in a park but that the park is completely engulfed by America's most modernized metropolis, stop the nonsense y'all