A large coyote that apparently has had its head stuck in a large plastic jar for almost a week will not live if it doesn’t get help — so wildlife experts are calling on the public to try to spot the desperate beast roaming Coloma and beyond.
https://www.mtdemocrat.com/news/coyote-with-head-stuck-in-jar-needs-publics-help/
It's not uncommon to hear about city residents running into conflicts with urban coyotes. Usually it's because of run-ins with pets, or coyotes getting too close for comfort around people in parks or yards. But sometimes a conflict arises for more surprising reasons.
A collared gray wolf apparently has skipped out on its Rogue Pack family and moved to California, taking with it its GPS-transmitting collar that gave biologists’ the ability to track Southern Oregon’s largest, most famous — and lately predatory — pack.
http://www.mailtribune.com/news/20180202/or-54-leaves-oregon---and-shes-taking-her-bling
AUBURN, Calif. -- A coyote seen wandering with a plastic jar stuck over its head has been rescued and freed from the container.
Volunteers in California had been trying to trap the elusive animal for ten days, according to KTXL.
http://whnt.com/2018/02/06/coyote-rescued-after-wandering-around-with-jar-stuck-on-its-head/
Researchers track urban coyotes to improve human and wild-canid coexistence.
