Eric Goode

Yeah, but they're cool. There's something cool about coyotes. But the reality of coyotes, I don't know if you know why they're so successful. But one of the reasons why is because they're the only – so red wolves can interbreed with coyotes in that you get the coy wolf. But gray wolves do not breed with coyotes. They just kill them.

Yeah, but they're cool. There's something cool about coyotes. But the reality of coyotes, I don't know if you know why they're so successful. But one of the reasons why is because they're the only – so red wolves can interbreed with coyotes in that you get the coy wolf. But gray wolves do not breed with coyotes. They just kill them.

And so because the gray wolf, which lived in California and lived all over the West Coast, was the predominant predator – The coyotes had to develop a way of surviving. And the adaptation was when they call out, when they yell out in the night and they're trying to do roll call and figure out how many guys are around.

And so because the gray wolf, which lived in California and lived all over the West Coast, was the predominant predator – The coyotes had to develop a way of surviving. And the adaptation was when they call out, when they yell out in the night and they're trying to do roll call and figure out how many guys are around.

And so because the gray wolf, which lived in California and lived all over the West Coast, was the predominant predator – The coyotes had to develop a way of surviving. And the adaptation was when they call out, when they yell out in the night and they're trying to do roll call and figure out how many guys are around.

When one is missing, the female will have a change to a reproductive system where she will develop more pups. And then they will expand their territory. So because they were persecuted by wolves, they expanded their territory. So now when people came in and started killing off the wolves, which they did successfully, but they were never able to kill off coyotes because of this trait.

When one is missing, the female will have a change to a reproductive system where she will develop more pups. And then they will expand their territory. So because they were persecuted by wolves, they expanded their territory. So now when people came in and started killing off the wolves, which they did successfully, but they were never able to kill off coyotes because of this trait.

When one is missing, the female will have a change to a reproductive system where she will develop more pups. And then they will expand their territory. So because they were persecuted by wolves, they expanded their territory. So now when people came in and started killing off the wolves, which they did successfully, but they were never able to kill off coyotes because of this trait.

So coyotes are now in every single city in the United States. This was not the case just 30 years ago.

So coyotes are now in every single city in the United States. This was not the case just 30 years ago.

So coyotes are now in every single city in the United States. This was not the case just 30 years ago.

Yeah, but, you know, I'm sure you've seen that video from Woodland Hills where this man was unloading his car and a coyote came and snatched his toddler, like, right in front of him. It's hard. They're fucking predators, right? And you have to be careful. Little things and little people and animals will get eaten by them, and that is what they do.

Yeah, but, you know, I'm sure you've seen that video from Woodland Hills where this man was unloading his car and a coyote came and snatched his toddler, like, right in front of him. It's hard. They're fucking predators, right? And you have to be careful. Little things and little people and animals will get eaten by them, and that is what they do.

Yeah, but, you know, I'm sure you've seen that video from Woodland Hills where this man was unloading his car and a coyote came and snatched his toddler, like, right in front of him. It's hard. They're fucking predators, right? And you have to be careful. Little things and little people and animals will get eaten by them, and that is what they do.

Right, right, right. Dingo ain't my body. There's no doubt that we live in complex ecosystems and we do not like the idea of them. We've developed these bizarre ideas

Right, right, right. Dingo ain't my body. There's no doubt that we live in complex ecosystems and we do not like the idea of them. We've developed these bizarre ideas

Right, right, right. Dingo ain't my body. There's no doubt that we live in complex ecosystems and we do not like the idea of them. We've developed these bizarre ideas

establishments called cities and in these cities we have removed ourselves from nature and you know if you go to the mountains of colorado people are well aware of mountain lions they're well aware of bears they have to lock their garbage up they have to they have like a neighborhood email list where they talk about like bears broken this guy's car and everybody's on the look but they understand they're living in this system they're living in this ecosystem

establishments called cities and in these cities we have removed ourselves from nature and you know if you go to the mountains of colorado people are well aware of mountain lions they're well aware of bears they have to lock their garbage up they have to they have like a neighborhood email list where they talk about like bears broken this guy's car and everybody's on the look but they understand they're living in this system they're living in this ecosystem

establishments called cities and in these cities we have removed ourselves from nature and you know if you go to the mountains of colorado people are well aware of mountain lions they're well aware of bears they have to lock their garbage up they have to they have like a neighborhood email list where they talk about like bears broken this guy's car and everybody's on the look but they understand they're living in this system they're living in this ecosystem