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The article focuses on the transformation of the coyote's perception in American culture from a revered symbol to a common nuisance. Topics include the coyote's distinctive physical characteristics and tracking methods, their historical and cultural significance, and the shift in their image from a spiritual figure to a pest.

The article focuses on Rescue Me Marana, a collaborative pets adoption center in Tucson, Arizona, which sells puppy-mill dogs and cats, providing an alterative to pet stores. Comments of Nancy Young Wright, Rescue Me Marana's president, regarding the adoption center's efforts to help pet adopters to integrate their lifestyles, activities, and schedules with the pets are presented.

The article reports on the decision of the three member Board of Selectmen of municipality of Nahant, Massachusetts to track and kill some of the coyotes amid reports of three brazen, fatal attacks by the animal.

The article focuses on the significance of the canids of Galveston Island, Texas to the revival of a captive breeding program for the extinct red wolves and restoration of genetic variation in the wild population. The canids are the carriers of the genetic legacy of the red wolves. It cites the role of Galveston resident and former fisheries biologist Ron Wooten in their discovery. It attributes the decline in red wolf populations to its frequent interbreeding with coyotes.

The article presents a quiz related to New York city that includes nickname of Santagata on social media, animal which caused alarm fire in Bronx and a site of a coyote sighting.

The article reports on a study published in the September 2022 issue of "Peer J," in which urban ecologist Carol Henger and colleagues found that city coyotes maintained a wild diet of small mammals, plants, and bugs despite their urban surroundings.

The article reviews the exhibition "Duane Slick: The Coyote Makes the Sunset Better" at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield, Connecticut until May 8, 2022.

The article informs that Nashville Predators have known for weeks who they will face in the qualifying round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, and will be playing the Arizona Coyotes and where the games will be held, as well as Predators/Coyotes series will begin August 2 in Edmonton, Alberta.

A coyote attacked a 6-year-old girl in Dublin Hills Regional Park on Wednesday, biting her neck and ear before the girl's mother rushed in and scared the predator away. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article reports on the incident of a coyote attack involving 5-year-old boy at the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum in Chicago, Illinois on January 8, 2020.

The article reports that enthusiasts for the urban coyote chase contend that they are helping to limit the spread of coyote that federal authorities already thousands every year in eradication projects.

The article focuses on onions given by the readers of the periodical on several global topics . Topics discussed include impact of the administration under the U.S. President Donald Trump on the U.S.; coyote which is a species native to the U.S.; and implementation of computer chip into the human brain. Other topics include civil rights promised to citizens in the U.S. Bill of Rights, and LGBT people.

The article offers suggestions to protect oneself and pets from urban coyote, which include not feeding coyotes, walking in well-trafficked areas to avoid them and not allowing pets to chase after the animal.

The article focuses on a study conducted by ecologist Roland Kays and graduate student James Hody on Coyotes that crossed Panama Canal and has not entered Colombia yet due to a dense patch of forest called the Darien Gap.

The article reports on the controversy surrounding the presence of a hybrid coyote at Dr. Davies Farm in Congers, New York as of January 16, 2018, dealing with topics including the debate on whether to drive coyotes out or allow them to stay and the risks that they pose to humans.

The article reflects on concerns of Athenians on sighting coyotes inside Athens, Ohio. It mentions that Athens residents Kelly Sauber and Sierra Crenshaw claimed that their cats were eaten by a coyote. It presents views of Jim Hill, wildlife management supervisor with the Ohio Department of Natural Resource's Division of Wildlife District 4, on the same.

The article focuses on increased population of coyotes in Eastern Ohio region and concern raised Ohio Department of Natural Resources' Division of Wildlife office and residents on increasing population, and mentions that State of Ohio has declared open season on coyotes.

Several letters to the editor are presented expressing thoughts of readers about various issues including the problem with coyotes, controversy surrounding television producer Roger E. Ailes, and the rejection of the glorification of sexual predators at the Ohio University.