Why urban coyote sightings are on the rise

In the past century, coyotes have been on a tear across North America. They’ve become particularly well-adapted to living in cities, which puts them in closer proximity to humans than ever before. We follow a government ecologist as he tracks a semi-famous coyote across San Francisco’s green spaces, and find out what it takes to keep people and coyotes from warring with one another.
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