Coyotes are being seen on the empty streets of San Francisco
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#2I see them pretty regularly running GGP.
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#3Those little guys are so cute. Our Eastern coyotes are about twice that size, having hybridized with timberwolves.
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#4I wish the article contained more than 1 image of a coyote on a SF street. Nonetheless, very "12 Monkeys"-esque.
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#5They are riding dolphins through the crystal clear canals of Venice, hunting swans.
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#6This makes me very happy. I wonder if we could some day come up with some way to coexist with nature instead of blindly blanketing it with asphalt and concrete.
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#7The first time I saw a Coyote was in broad daylight up on Corona Heights in San Francisco.
I'd never even seen a photo of one before, but I knew what it was straight away because its face looked like Wile E Coyote!
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#8The first time I saw a Coyote was in broad daylight up on Corona Heights in San Francisco. I'd never even seen a photo of one before, but I knew what it was straight away because its face looked like Wile E Coyote!
Yeah, I used to see them out there in that area too, they love it up there.
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#9I see them pretty regularly running GGP.
I saw one in GGP when I was running there a few months ago. Scared the hell out of this East Coaster!
Re: Coyotes are being seen on the empty streets of San Francisco
#10This makes me very happy. I wonder if we could some day come up with some way to coexist with nature instead of blindly blanketing it with asphalt and concrete.
Coyotes have already done an excellent job of coexisting with humans. They are one of the most successful species at adapting to human civilization. Pigeons, rats, roaches, etc. also quite successful.