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A Coyote Swam To Alcatraz For The First Time On Record. Here's What To Know: Reports
The coyote's swim to Alcatraz marks a first recorded event amid rising coyote populations in nearby San Francisco and Angel Island, with at least 14 coyotes now on Angel Island.
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Coyote indulges in endless bird buffet after making daring 1.25-mile swim to Alcatraz
The yet-to-be-named canine is "well and thriving" on the 22-acre island — and has been feasting on fowl, whose carcasses he is apparently littering across the state-run grounds.
·New York, United States
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The large cities, long regarded as ecological barriers, are now the scene of unexpected animal adaptations. In San Francisco, coyotes have settled in urban parks, take sidewalks, and cross highways. Their ability to survive in these dense and noisy environments fascinates as much as it questions. Recently, an unusual fact has caught the attention of scientists and wildlife managers: a coyot swam over more than two kilometres of cold and tormente…
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