I first thought that the baby at the beginning of the video was walking towards a little coyote in the left corner. Then...I realized that the coyote was part of the banner.😵💫
My idiot neighbor was feeding javelinas for years prior to us moving in and I had to take photos and we had a verbal exchange - when I told her my kids had to walk to the bus and it was dangerous she replied “why don’t you drive them” I had photos and proof she was leaving food intentionally for them-
I fucking hate people like that. She sounds like a real dumb bitch. Probably has a million cats hoarded away in her house that she never lets outside either and they just trash her house all day every day like some animal hoarding dump
If I'd be you I had moved, you can't change mentally weird peoples minds, better pick yourself up and leave the area fast. That's why also it's better not to own much items and stuff,so you can easily pack and move. More and more I understand those families who choose to live in campers, so easy to leave when you don't feel secure anymore.
they attack anything indescriminately. cops, teachers, older women in gardens, little kids on museum property, etc. check 'coyote attacks' here on yt. so many
I watch this as I’m outside on my porch in Kansas City and there’s always a lot of them howling the next street over by the woods as they are right now. My pit got out ONE night (I do rescue and I know the importance on keeping your dogs secure) but I searched ALL night until I finally found him the next day, he was exhausted and pretty banged up w some wounds but you could clearly see he fought a group of coyotes that I’m sure approached him or he accidentally walked into one of their “traps” and he clearly put up one hell of a fight. It’s safe to say, he won and had so much blood running from his mouth that was NOT his. I know he was determined he was getting out of their alive and coming home to his family. It broke my heart but I’m glad he didn’t back down and he’s back where he belongs and been by my side every since. ❤️
Or he went off and mauled other people's pets, harassed other wildlife, etc. Coyotes don't set traps, by the way. The whole lure your dog out to eat it is a well proven myth. Started with a book by Jack London called White Fang, likely.
Glad your pup is okay.I also have an overabundance of coyotes in my neighborhood, but my dog NEVER gets out on his own.He is trained to never go out the door,until he gets the green light from my wife or I.We have quite a few bears around as well,so when the dog and I are out,I'm packing.....Nothing comes between my little buddy and I...
@@June-pm2ub she said they’re beautiful animals but that they’re wild. Not sure how you took that as it being beautiful that it attacked a child. The kid getting attacked or not, the animal is still beautiful and also deserves to live, just not around people.
Kids are so resilient, thank goodness. So glad mom was rite there to grab him. Really sad to hear that about the toddler on the beach as well. 😩 praying they both heal and don’t have any long standing effects. 🩷🩷🙏🏽🙏🏽🩷🩷
People are probably feeding squirrels and rabbits, which feed the coyotes in turn. Coyotes have become invasive species. The rabbits and squirrels are invasive nonnative species as well.
As a Floridian, banging something or shouting “HEY!” is usually enough. If it’s not, you need to be on high alert because that coyote wasn’t just curious. If it stays and is persistent you need to be very careful, and keep scaring it off. Get louder, even throw things near the coyote, and all else fails, protect yourself at whatever cost. The chance of being attacked as an adult is slim but child attacks are getting shockingly common. Make sure your kids are aware as well and keep an eye on em.
@@dorothythorpe6183 I don’t know that that’s true. Have you looked at the data? Again, it does always make the news. And unlike 15+yrs ago (most our lives) we didn’t have access to countless apps showing us algorithmic suggestions from across the country & world. Never before were hundreds of millions of people watching & seeing the same clips for things to go viral.. In the past you’d have only really heard of it if it happened locally, & if you religiously watched your local news & read the papers. This sort of stuff would rarely make the national news unless there was major carnage, which is very rare. More rarely, was there any footage. And if there was, that would be of the caliber enough to take up air time. Now you hear about & have footage of EVERYTHING. It warps the perception of reality. Meanwhile 3k people a year in US die from aspirin, 19k die taking a shower.. & we are all infinitely more likely to be maimed the next time we cross a street, get in a car… or interact with another human being- **especially a male human- as you are FAR more likely to be killed by that specific creature than ANY other on this earth. Going one further- look up coyote fatalities & how many people each year are killed accidentally or on purpose by a child… Just saying- the internet with all its knowledge does not foster healthy or accurate perspective.
Do you think these coyotes are starving to death because the land once used for their food pantry has been built on, now gone is why these incidents are becoming more common?
@@lolawants2008 info is extremely out of date. chicago lost count at 6000. think about it. most claim a shephard mix dog attack - for no ONE thinks coyote. look up coyote attacks in search on youtube. those are the reported ones. they even love to just CHASE people - like on bike trails. that's found on youtube, too. most are NOT reported. NEED INJECTIONS IMMEDIATELY AFTER PHYSCAL ENCOUNTER .. they also love school yards like those at St. Pauls Lutheran School in munster, ind where the neighbors take pix of 3 roaming. nothing done to stop them. they also hang out in hs football field. airfield nearby. bike trails behind backyards make cats and small dogs a nice snack. jumps fences of 6f with pet in mouth
My dad’s mother used to live in Scottsdale Arizona (she died at the start of the pandemic, not from covid). and one of her dogs Kahlua, yes she named her dogs after alcohols. She also had dogs that were named Tequila, Vodka, and Champagne. Kahlua was literally mauled to death by a Coyote many years ago when I was younger.
A couple who lost a pet to coyote, made COYOTE VESTS. also works with predator like birds that attack small pets. it is happening all over. many reports just are NOT heard of. THEY ARE #4 FOR RABIES. th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=coyote+attack
Hello. Just a PSA here. Coyotes are urban wildlife. They have long lived among us in cities just like a number of birds, squirrels, etc. They will eat small dogs and cats. Sometimes they'll even lure large dogs back to their pack. That said, they are just living their life and surviving. Urbanites just need to be aware of who their neighbors are. I am always amazed at the people in my Nextdoor community who are surprised or afraid that they saw a coyote outside. Even worse are the people who feed them, habituating them to people. Just leave them alone, watch your pets and children.
You might want to give information on how to protect your familyl, child, self on a walk at dusk and a coyote that is rabid wants to rip you apart. Now what?
@@barbaras3206 yes, or a pack of coyotes. Because 5 coyotes together know they can easily kill a human. They take down deer and prey much larger than themselves when they are in a pack. Coyotes are smart. People are stupid, they think that coyotes are going to continue to walk alone and avoid people. Once they breed and their populations in cities get larger, they will be more dominant and aggressive.
I would recommend a Labrador or similar breed. Two members of my family have been bitten by dogs, both occasions by German Shepherds (not their dogs)...20+ years apart. They seem to make great work dogs for the military, police force, etc., but I wouldn't trust them as a family pet.
@@kristinab1078 they’re great family pets, I have one and all 3 of my nephews live with me. She’s great with everyone and they’re great guard dogs/protectors. Any dog/animal can be unpredictable but I think the main issue was that the dogs who bit your family members were not theirs, they didn’t grow up around them so they weren’t used to them and they obviously hadn’t been trained or socialized, unless the people were doing something to make them act out like that. The only dog I would not suggest (especially around kids) are Pitbulls. I’ve had dogs my whole life, all different breeds, and Labradors are definitely great family dogs but they’re not the best at protecting/guarding. We’re talking about dealing with coyotes here lol but they’re very sweet dogs.
@@lindsayceara I'm sure your German Shepherd is a good one. I hope to meet a German Shepherd I actually feel comfortable around one day. My sister is still getting therapy on her arm and hand after 8 months. Luckily, the owner had insurance on her dog. Maybe German Shepherds just have a thing with my family! I agree about Pitfalls as the stats are high that this is the most unpredictable breed.
What's with the addition of the "CRUNCH" noise when the coyote bites the kid 'off camera.' You can see the shadow of it but the editing of the bite noise makes it sound the coyote bite was smashing bone. Totally over the top ABC
@@bretmaverick9434 Exactly. I'm pro-coyote and wildlife, but the comments on here are nauseating. The mother was literally steps away. Are parents supposed to have their kids strapped to them 24/7?
I agree with you in general, but not when it comes to coyotes because they ARE actually overpopulated and occur in MUCH higher numbers today than before humans moved in; coyotes are an invasive species. Now, bobcats and Canada lynx and cougars and wolves, THOSE we need to worry about having pushed out and destroyed the habitat of. Coyotes, though, can and do live just about anywhere and are NOT suffering from urban development. They're actually considered urban adapters and are problematic. But again - yes, the human encroachment issue is a huge concern for many OTHER species.
Aw, poor babies! Parents need to be vigilant and always observe their surroundings at all times, especially when they have little kidos. Alot of people don't want to realize that this was their land first and we just built on it and moved into their natural territory. So glad this little guy is okay! 💚💙💛
Actually, coyotes are invasive nonnative species in most states. Not in Arizona, but most of the US. So that's not technically true across most of their range today.
that's an old adage - yes their territory may seem to be shrinking but we as a population removed their biggest predator: WOLVES. they have MUSHROOMED and grown into very very large numbers in towns and cities, parks, etc constant snacking in trash, lots of shrubs for dens, etc. whos gonna stop them now?
In rural Pennsylvania people shoot them, especially the farmers. I lived out there 10 years & never even saw one. You could hear them, but they stayed far away from humans.
"Sprinting" isn't the exact word I'd use to describe her casually, and with no real urgency, walking over to her distressed child. You may not see her, but you can see her shadow clearly and there ain't the kind of urgency you'd normally expect from a parent.
When are parents going to learn that if you want to keep your child safe you need to be by their side. More than animal attacks , there are child predators and several other factors that can occur. Your eyes don’t protect you need to be by your child’s side. I thank God the baby is okay.
@@ladislaoortiz8420 I agree with you in general, but not when it comes to coyotes because they ARE actually overpopulated and occur in MUCH higher numbers today than before humans moved in; coyotes are an invasive species. Now, bobcats and Canada lynx and cougars and wolves, THOSE we need to worry about having pushed out and destroyed the habitat of. Coyotes, though, can and do live just about anywhere and are NOT suffering from urban development. They're actually considered urban adapters and are problematic. But again - yes, the human encroachment issue is a huge concern for many OTHER species.
Actually coyotes are invasive species across most of the US. They are living in much higher numbers today than what occurred naturally before people moved in.
Yes, the coyotes are up and about this spring- when they tend to be most rowdy and brazen. I’m in central Tucson + heard a pack yowling and chittering late last night- sounded like they were on a hunt- when they get really loud and rowdy like that it usually means they caught a meal. The Coyote Vests are coming out of storage- my medium size dogs will be spiked up like punk rockers and always within arms length when they’re outside.
The biggest problem with coyotes is the people who do not understand that if you see one in the neighborhood and they know that you saw them. The fact that you did nothing makes the coyote think that it's cool for him to be here. We have to work to keep them wild. They are supposed to be afraid of us, not the other way around. If you see any make them think that you want to kill them. Silence welcomes them!
Wait, but where are his parents?! It's hot as heck! And why was your son outside unsupervised? Leave wild life alone!! And charge stupid humans with stupidity!!! How about let's not leave our babies anywhere unattended!
Please people, do NOT feed the stray rabbits and squirrels in your neighborhood! The increase in the invasive eastern cottontail rabbit is a contributing factor in the increased coyote population (and coyotes are invasive nonnative species in many states, too). And the eastern gray squirrel, also nonnative across much of its range, is feeding the coyotes too. Feed the prey animals, and you're feeding the coyotes. Everything is connected!!
I live in the High Desert area of Apple Valley .Live in a retirement community who are talking about killing all the coyotes here..They say my grandchildren have to be safe !!! Please stop getting people go crazy over this...Pet dogs probably attack more people than ( wild ) dogs do.
I thought it best just ignore them? I remember I use to screen when a dog came up to me and it made the case worse. Isn’t this the same with all animal’s?
at least you don't have a bobcat and a coyote behind your house.. I was driving and was like thats a big ass dog in my yard. OMGOODNESS ITS A BOBCAT.. *RUNSBEHINDHOUSE*..
I think people forget that we built homes on natural habitats. This does not mean we rid ourselves of wildlife. Watch your toddlers close by until they are bigger
First of all it is not the coyotes fault I don’t know what is wrong with the parents People know that this is the time for coyotes to be roaming around looking for food and any children or pets can become that food for them
Lived close to here. Neighbors would put their cats and dogs outside. Numerous mangled cat bodies and over 10 dogs lost to coyotes. The people still keep putting their pets outside. This attracts the coyotes as they know there is a food source here. STUPID people!!!!
I’m from Hawaii and we took a vacation trip to LA universal studios last year and as we were walking through the parking lot back to the hotel from a distance we thought we saw a dog coming towards us and as it got closer we said oh crap! It’s a coyote a good size one too! Then we thought Wth is a coyote doing down here. Crazy didn’t realize at the time how dangerous they are.
I have a friend who lives in Phoenix, he's dealt with coyotes before, he told me how he handles them when he's in his yard which is about 2 acres he carries his 38 with him.
green tracer helps to see their heads during daytime. they do hide along buildings shrubs. waiting. mine knew exactly when I was coming out with poodle mix tuliprose. came close. howled. called for mates. they hang out at the school yards - with/without kids running around during recess. nothing will be done.
I mean… it’s not like the coyote is being an ***hole… that’s how they hunt in the wild- they take down easy prey. Let’s remember WE moved into THEIR neighborhoods… not the other way around. Mom was there, she handled it. She knows where she lives has animals. Stay informed on local wildlife- let’s not be so arrogant as humans to presume safety is a given when we keep building housing developments on wild land.
That's scary, coyotes are usually skittish around humans. That's always been my experience at least, there are tons in the area I live in. Wonder what's causing this behavior? 🤔
their habitat is turning into our neighborhoods because the pets and rodents are easier to hunt than deer. it's the path of least resistance, not their habitat 'disappearing' there is plenty of uninhabited land but there is less easy food attracting coyotes there.
Humans are taking over and eventually other animals like them have no place to go not to mention their food sources are now dwindling. It’s kind of our own faults.
I first thought that the baby at the beginning of the video was walking towards a little coyote in the left corner. Then...I realized that the coyote was part of the banner.😵💫
Me too!
You’re not alone. I also thought he was walking up to the coyote to pet it 😂
Me too
Same here
Right! I thought the same thing.
Oh my god. The babies screams are so chilling 😢
the kid is fine 🙄
@@nbyfwalex who hurt you?
@@Blonderellas School.
@@nbyfwalex 😂🤣😂but true!
Was that not the mum?
I have an idiot neighbor who feeds them. Drives me crazy because things like this can happen !
Report him!
Oh no, your neighbor is for sure an idiot! 😡😡
Yeap definitely a idiot your neighbor is a fool 🤦🏼♀️ and all of you and your neighbors are going to pay for there stupidity 🤦🏼♀️ horrible
thats against the law report him
@@littlebigkicker the woods run on the edge of our property. He puts it right over the line of the woods.
Is that still illegal?
My idiot neighbor was feeding javelinas for years prior to us moving in and I had to take photos and we had a verbal exchange - when I told her my kids had to walk to the bus and it was dangerous she replied “why don’t you drive them” I had photos and proof she was leaving food intentionally for them-
I fucking hate people like that. She sounds like a real dumb bitch. Probably has a million cats hoarded away in her house that she never lets outside either and they just trash her house all day every day like some animal hoarding dump
If I'd be you I had moved, you can't change mentally weird peoples minds, better pick yourself up and leave the area fast. That's why also it's better not to own much items and stuff,so you can easily pack and move. More and more I understand those families who choose to live in campers, so easy to leave when you don't feel secure anymore.
You can leave food for them too with "special" treats inside so they don't come back.
Do you still have them where you live?
What does a javelina look like?
Oh My Goodness! Thank God the baby wasn’t badly hurt.
they attack anything indescriminately. cops, teachers, older women in gardens, little kids on museum property, etc. check 'coyote attacks' here on yt. so many
I watch this as I’m outside on my porch in Kansas City and there’s always a lot of them howling the next street over by the woods as they are right now. My pit got out ONE night (I do rescue and I know the importance on keeping your dogs secure) but I searched ALL night until I finally found him the next day, he was exhausted and pretty banged up w some wounds but you could clearly see he fought a group of coyotes that I’m sure approached him or he accidentally walked into one of their “traps” and he clearly put up one hell of a fight. It’s safe to say, he won and had so much blood running from his mouth that was NOT his. I know he was determined he was getting out of their alive and coming home to his family. It broke my heart but I’m glad he didn’t back down and he’s back where he belongs and been by my side every since. ❤️
Whatever, Bitch I'm Better
I'm guessing your pitbull is actually a mix, real pitbulls are not that much taller and bigger than cayotes
Or he went off and mauled other people's pets, harassed other wildlife, etc.
Coyotes don't set traps, by the way. The whole lure your dog out to eat it is a well proven myth. Started with a book by Jack London called White Fang, likely.
Glad your pup is okay.I also have an overabundance of coyotes in my neighborhood, but my dog NEVER gets out on his own.He is trained to never go out the door,until he gets the green light from my wife or I.We have quite a few bears around as well,so when the dog and I are out,I'm packing.....Nothing comes between my little buddy and I...
@@mikefearn6596I know that’s right!
why y'all leaving your kids alone outside like that.....?
The mom was with him
Ya I wouldn't let my kid wonder alone especially a toddler. Suppose to be holding hands.
The mom was there. I thought the same thing but you see her at the end.
@edye ann the baby was never alone
He wasn't alone! She was right there!
Thank God he is alright ❤
Oh my gosh that scream broke my heart
That scream saved his life
@@wildlifewarrior2670 true
Dont leave your kid unattended,stay close
She didn't leave him unattended. She was right there.
Thank God the baby is okay ! That’s what matters the most and then people need to watch out for these beautiful animals but wild in their community!
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Nothing beautiful about a coyote targeting a toddler
@@June-pm2ub she said they’re beautiful animals but that they’re wild. Not sure how you took that as it being beautiful that it attacked a child. The kid getting attacked or not, the animal is still beautiful and also deserves to live, just not around people.
Kids are so resilient, thank goodness. So glad mom was rite there to grab him. Really sad to hear that about the toddler on the beach as well. 😩 praying they both heal and don’t have any long standing effects. 🩷🩷🙏🏽🙏🏽🩷🩷
That toddler on the beach has a mother who doesn't care. That woman didn't even react.
@@aubrieschmidt9160I couldn’t believe how long it took for her to notice
This must have been so scary for him and his mom, I wonder if someone is feeding them and that’s why they keep coming around the area
People are probably feeding squirrels and rabbits, which feed the coyotes in turn. Coyotes have become invasive species. The rabbits and squirrels are invasive nonnative species as well.
That coyote looks super healthy someone is definitely feeding it to be in a neighborhood like that
As a Floridian, banging something or shouting “HEY!” is usually enough. If it’s not, you need to be on high alert because that coyote wasn’t just curious. If it stays and is persistent you need to be very careful, and keep scaring it off. Get louder, even throw things near the coyote, and all else fails, protect yourself at whatever cost. The chance of being attacked as an adult is slim but child attacks are getting shockingly common. Make sure your kids are aware as well and keep an eye on em.
They are NOT “shockingly common”. Not AT ALL. They are RARE, please look it up. What’s common, is that every time it happens it makes the news.
@@lolawants2008 Understood, but they are trending towards more attacks on children.
@@dorothythorpe6183 I don’t know that that’s true. Have you looked at the data? Again, it does always make the news. And unlike 15+yrs ago (most our lives) we didn’t have access to countless apps showing us algorithmic suggestions from across the country & world. Never before were hundreds of millions of people watching & seeing the same clips for things to go viral.. In the past you’d have only really heard of it if it happened locally, & if you religiously watched your local news & read the papers. This sort of stuff would rarely make the national news unless there was major carnage, which is very rare. More rarely, was there any footage. And if there was, that would be of the caliber enough to take up air time. Now you hear about & have footage of EVERYTHING. It warps the perception of reality. Meanwhile 3k people a year in US die from aspirin, 19k die taking a shower.. & we are all infinitely more likely to be maimed the next time we cross a street, get in a car… or interact with another human being- **especially a male human- as you are FAR more likely to be killed by that specific creature than ANY other on this earth. Going one further- look up coyote fatalities & how many people each year are killed accidentally or on purpose by a child… Just saying- the internet with all its knowledge does not foster healthy or accurate perspective.
Do you think these coyotes are starving to death because the land once used for their food pantry has been built on, now gone is why these incidents are becoming more common?
@@lolawants2008 info is extremely out of date. chicago lost count at 6000. think about it. most claim a shephard mix dog attack - for no ONE thinks coyote. look up coyote attacks in search on youtube. those are the reported ones. they even love to just CHASE people - like on bike trails. that's found on youtube, too. most are NOT reported. NEED INJECTIONS IMMEDIATELY AFTER PHYSCAL ENCOUNTER .. they also love school yards like those at St. Pauls Lutheran School in munster, ind where the neighbors take pix of 3 roaming. nothing done to stop them. they also hang out in hs football field. airfield nearby. bike trails behind backyards make cats and small dogs a nice snack. jumps fences of 6f with pet in mouth
My dad’s mother used to live in Scottsdale Arizona (she died at the start of the pandemic, not from covid). and one of her dogs Kahlua, yes she named her dogs after alcohols. She also had dogs that were named Tequila, Vodka, and Champagne. Kahlua was literally mauled to death by a Coyote many years ago when I was younger.
I know a lady with catnamed Chardonnay
My cousin lives in Alberta and she had that happen to her too....her poor little Pomeranian ❤❤❤
A couple who lost a pet to coyote, made COYOTE VESTS. also works with predator like birds that attack small pets. it is happening all over. many reports just are NOT heard of. THEY ARE #4 FOR RABIES. th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=coyote+attack
not sure how her death relates to the story
Hello. Just a PSA here. Coyotes are urban wildlife. They have long lived among us in cities just like a number of birds, squirrels, etc. They will eat small dogs and cats. Sometimes they'll even lure large dogs back to their pack. That said, they are just living their life and surviving. Urbanites just need to be aware of who their neighbors are. I am always amazed at the people in my Nextdoor community who are surprised or afraid that they saw a coyote outside. Even worse are the people who feed them, habituating them to people. Just leave them alone, watch your pets and children.
I agree 👍, check out the book "Coyote America" by Dan Flores.
You might want to give information on how to protect your familyl, child, self on a walk at dusk and a coyote that is rabid wants to rip you apart. Now what?
@@barbaras3206 yes, or a pack of coyotes. Because 5 coyotes together know they can easily kill a human. They take down deer and prey much larger than themselves when they are in a pack. Coyotes are smart. People are stupid, they think that coyotes are going to continue to walk alone and avoid people. Once they breed and their populations in cities get larger, they will be more dominant and aggressive.
Coyotes are getting bolder. Keep kids, cats, and small dogs indoors.
Thankful the baby is okay!!!
Wow. So scary. I am glad that he will be ok.
Get a German Shepard - very protective of children, great family dog, great for safety all around…
That is so true, I had a German Shepard named Shogun that was protective of us and I lived in rural Missouri.
Actually get more than one bc coyotes usually come in packs. Don’t purposely risk a dogs life.
I would recommend a Labrador or similar breed. Two members of my family have been bitten by dogs, both occasions by German Shepherds (not their dogs)...20+ years apart. They seem to make great work dogs for the military, police force, etc., but I wouldn't trust them as a family pet.
@@kristinab1078 they’re great family pets, I have one and all 3 of my nephews live with me. She’s great with everyone and they’re great guard dogs/protectors. Any dog/animal can be unpredictable but I think the main issue was that the dogs who bit your family members were not theirs, they didn’t grow up around them so they weren’t used to them and they obviously hadn’t been trained or socialized, unless the people were doing something to make them act out like that. The only dog I would not suggest (especially around kids) are Pitbulls. I’ve had dogs my whole life, all different breeds, and Labradors are definitely great family dogs but they’re not the best at protecting/guarding. We’re talking about dealing with coyotes here lol but they’re very sweet dogs.
@@lindsayceara I'm sure your German Shepherd is a good one. I hope to meet a German Shepherd I actually feel comfortable around one day. My sister is still getting therapy on her arm and hand after 8 months. Luckily, the owner had insurance on her dog. Maybe German Shepherds just have a thing with my family! I agree about Pitfalls as the stats are high that this is the most unpredictable breed.
What's with the addition of the "CRUNCH" noise when the coyote bites the kid 'off camera.' You can see the shadow of it but the editing of the bite noise makes it sound the coyote bite was smashing bone. Totally over the top ABC
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Why was the child by itself? Even if the child is home, you should be watching your children.
The mother was there in less than 2 seconds
@@bretmaverick9434 Exactly. I'm pro-coyote and wildlife, but the comments on here are nauseating. The mother was literally steps away. Are parents supposed to have their kids strapped to them 24/7?
Stop taking there habitat away you won't have this problem
I agree with you in general, but not when it comes to coyotes because they ARE actually overpopulated and occur in MUCH higher numbers today than before humans moved in; coyotes are an invasive species. Now, bobcats and Canada lynx and cougars and wolves, THOSE we need to worry about having pushed out and destroyed the habitat of. Coyotes, though, can and do live just about anywhere and are NOT suffering from urban development. They're actually considered urban adapters and are problematic. But again - yes, the human encroachment issue is a huge concern for many OTHER species.
Now they're gonna kill every coyote in sight because of this unusual case smh.
the sounds of kids sound like an injured animal . very scary
Aw, poor babies! Parents need to be vigilant and always observe their surroundings at all times, especially when they have little kidos. Alot of people don't want to realize that this was their land first and we just built on it and moved into their natural territory. So glad this little guy is okay! 💚💙💛
Actually, coyotes are invasive nonnative species in most states. Not in Arizona, but most of the US. So that's not technically true across most of their range today.
@@deprofundis3293 Exactly!
They only occupied certain areas of the west until after years of trying to wipe them out all together we just spread them out across the nation.
that's an old adage - yes their territory may seem to be shrinking but we as a population removed their biggest predator: WOLVES. they have MUSHROOMED and grown into very very large numbers in towns and cities, parks, etc constant snacking in trash, lots of shrubs for dens, etc. whos gonna stop them now?
The shadow of the baby getting attacked is chilling..
That sound is terrifying
How weird to think that it was trying to eat your kid.
Probably thought the baby had food. That baby is small, but it's still too much of a issue to take down for coyote.
WOW my son saw one yesterday in New Jersey and he told me that he has seen many more around.
In rural Pennsylvania people shoot them, especially the farmers. I lived out there 10 years & never even saw one. You could hear them, but they stayed far away from humans.
And this is why I don’t live in Arizona cause of shit like this right here smh. Ain’t no way.
"Sprinting" isn't the exact word I'd use to describe her casually, and with no real urgency, walking over to her distressed child. You may not see her, but you can see her shadow clearly and there ain't the kind of urgency you'd normally expect from a parent.
When are parents going to learn that if you want to keep your child safe you need to be by their side. More than animal attacks , there are child predators and several other factors that can occur. Your eyes don’t protect you need to be by your child’s side. I thank God the baby is okay.
Glad you got there in time. Those coyotes are definitely without hunt out by going so close to people. Prayers for a quick recovery for your son. ❤️
Without hunt out? I don't get it 😅
@@lnteIIigence food chain, hunting food. It wasn’t trying to play with the baby and others are on alert also so that say a lot
@@lionesslindamonique444 I think what they mean is that you must have had a typo in your original comment. The English doesn't make sense.
ohh in that case. it makes sense to those it does, mostly hunters will get it. @ profund
Where's the Roadrunner when you need it? Beep beep!
Coyote lost fear of humans = probably rabies
Praying for the coyote because nobody else will.
Learn how to take care of your kids. Loser parents now a days.
That’s the slowest sprint I’ve ever seen
Bro if you know that there are coyotes in your area then you as a parent need to be ready.
Terrifying!! Poor kid and mom!! 😢
Mom should have been outside with him! You don't leave a child that small alone outside, what if a kidnapper would have taken him
Coyotes do not have a natural fear of toddlers.
THIS HAS ALWAYS BEEN A PROBLEM IN CALIFORNIA !
People have moved into their territory..Not the other way around..
@@ladislaoortiz8420 I agree with you in general, but not when it comes to coyotes because they ARE actually overpopulated and occur in MUCH higher numbers today than before humans moved in; coyotes are an invasive species. Now, bobcats and Canada lynx and cougars and wolves, THOSE we need to worry about having pushed out and destroyed the habitat of. Coyotes, though, can and do live just about anywhere and are NOT suffering from urban development. They're actually considered urban adapters and are problematic. But again - yes, the human encroachment issue is a huge concern for many OTHER species.
Oh no 😢😢
Worst sound i ever heard 😢
loss of habitat and human encroachment things like this will happen more and more unfortunately
Yes! Exactly, I just posted a similar comment. Humans urban sprawl and never ceasing population growth is to blame, not the wildlife.
And just where do you propose humans live? We go back to caves? Then we’d still encounter wildlife. It’s just unavoidable.
@@Marc-King777 no i didnt say that but the wildlife has to be more protected, there has to be a compromise.
Poor coyote is hungry and probably had it's habitat invaded and destroyed.
That’s what happens when you take their home and food source away!
Actually coyotes are invasive species across most of the US. They are living in much higher numbers today than what occurred naturally before people moved in.
Great coverage!
0:39 Didn't seem like mom was "sprinting" to me. She didn't even drop the back pack. Please JUST play the video ONCE without talking over it.
Proof do not leave your child alone, especially the little one
Yes, the coyotes are up and about this spring- when they tend to be most rowdy and brazen. I’m in central Tucson + heard a pack yowling and chittering late last night- sounded like they were on a hunt- when they get really loud and rowdy like that it usually means they caught a meal. The Coyote Vests are coming out of storage- my medium size dogs will be spiked up like punk rockers and always within arms length when they’re outside.
My mom lived on Camino seco and speedway at night id hear them religiously never saw any though
I grew up in Willcox and Tucson. Coyotes always around and we never had a problem with them. Saw them all the time on our property.
0:29
Oh my god seeing the shadows makes it look like a scene from a horror movie.
The biggest problem with coyotes is the people who do not understand that if you see one in the neighborhood and they know that you saw them. The fact that you did nothing makes the coyote think that it's cool for him to be here. We have to work to keep them wild. They are supposed to be afraid of us, not the other way around. If you see any make them think that you want to kill them. Silence welcomes them!
Wait, but where are his parents?! It's hot as heck! And why was your son outside unsupervised? Leave wild life alone!! And charge stupid humans with stupidity!!! How about let's not leave our babies anywhere unattended!
At least that mother reacted, unlike the huntington beach parents.
Please people, do NOT feed the stray rabbits and squirrels in your neighborhood! The increase in the invasive eastern cottontail rabbit is a contributing factor in the increased coyote population (and coyotes are invasive nonnative species in many states, too). And the eastern gray squirrel, also nonnative across much of its range, is feeding the coyotes too. Feed the prey animals, and you're feeding the coyotes. Everything is connected!!
The way we're taught to fear animals, when they have more to fear from us. People are selfish, animals are innocent. Glad the kids are ok.
I live in the High Desert area of Apple Valley .Live in a retirement community who are talking about killing all the coyotes here..They say my grandchildren have to be safe !!! Please stop getting people go crazy over this...Pet dogs probably attack more people than ( wild ) dogs do.
We also have coyotes here in San Francisco as well
It didn’t look like even a sprint it looked like she literally walked over 😳
You should’ve been hyper aware of your surroundings. I just can’t with these folks.✌️
Every family should have a real dog to protect the property, not a French bulldog not a chihuahua, a real dog
I don't think the intentionally target children, they may be mistaken for small animals. How sad
Is she gonna sue the coyote?
😫I’m glad kids are ok this is scary
I thought it best just ignore them?
I remember I use to screen when a dog came up to me and it made the case worse.
Isn’t this the same with all animal’s?
WOW scary thank God the child is ok.were this happen? What state?
at least you don't have a bobcat and a coyote behind your house.. I was driving and was like thats a big ass dog in my yard. OMGOODNESS ITS A BOBCAT.. *RUNSBEHINDHOUSE*..
Coyote’s territory, greedy people’s karma
I think people forget that we built homes on natural habitats. This does not mean we rid ourselves of wildlife. Watch your toddlers close by until they are bigger
Stop moving into their habitats
First of all it is not the coyotes fault
I don’t know what is wrong with the parents
People know that this is the time for coyotes to be roaming around looking for food and any children or pets can become that food for them
It’s sad. But you shouldn’t kill a coyote just because they are hungry and don’t have restaurants like we do. So just leave it alone
Lived close to here. Neighbors would put their cats and dogs outside. Numerous mangled cat bodies and over 10 dogs lost to coyotes. The people still keep putting their pets outside. This attracts the coyotes as they know there is a food source here. STUPID people!!!!
That’s scary.
Hope the baby is better now
Maybe wear a Whistle .... High pitch .
Make it easier ...Simpler ...
Dont leave kids alone.
Wasn’t alone… y’all people so slow
I’m from Hawaii and we took a vacation trip to LA universal studios last year and as we were walking through the parking lot back to the hotel from a distance we thought we saw a dog coming towards us and as it got closer we said oh crap! It’s a coyote a good size one too! Then we thought Wth is a coyote doing down here. Crazy didn’t realize at the time how dangerous they are.
OMG! Great job mom! Glad he’s ok.
Did he have to get rabies shots?
I have a friend who lives in Phoenix, he's dealt with coyotes before, he told me how he handles them when he's in his yard which is about 2 acres he carries his 38 with him.
green tracer helps to see their heads during daytime. they do hide along buildings shrubs. waiting. mine knew exactly when I was coming out with poodle mix tuliprose. came close. howled. called for mates. they hang out at the school yards - with/without kids running around during recess. nothing will be done.
The parents don't even have time to take out their garbage let alone keep an eye on their toddlers...
Yep that coyote was sniffing round that pile of rubbish, never leave rubbish out.
That baby’s cry 😢
I mean… it’s not like the coyote is being an ***hole… that’s how they hunt in the wild- they take down easy prey. Let’s remember WE moved into THEIR neighborhoods… not the other way around. Mom was there, she handled it. She knows where she lives has animals. Stay informed on local wildlife- let’s not be so arrogant as humans to presume safety is a given when we keep building housing developments on wild land.
We have brought this on ourselves. We are crowding and starving out the wildlife.
😮😢😢😢 This is literally WILD!!!! 🧐
Isn’t it normal for a predator to attack something smaller…
But you don't need guns to protect yourself...
Would every effort to scare it include a double tap via a 9mm?
Oh my gosh
That's scary, coyotes are usually skittish around humans. That's always been my experience at least, there are tons in the area I live in. Wonder what's causing this behavior? 🤔
Thank God the little guy is alright. It is a tricky situation when animals habitat are slowly disappearing .
There are umpteen more coyotes in the US now than 50 years ago. They are thriving.
their habitat is turning into our neighborhoods because the pets and rodents are easier to hunt than deer. it's the path of least resistance, not their habitat 'disappearing' there is plenty of uninhabited land but there is less easy food attracting coyotes there.
Kid walking around with a loaded diaper. .....change the diaper!!!!!!!!!
Get Large Dogs to.protect ur Family
German shepherds..Rott Weillers.... dobermans......cane Corso etc...
YEAH that's the solution? So the starving dog before your eyes means nothing to you???
@@pawsitivenooz yeah pretty much. I’d just leave out a bunch of antifreeze for them to drink up that solves all your animal problems overnight
Idiots have been feeding this animal .
Humans are taking over and eventually other animals like them have no place to go not to mention their food sources are now dwindling. It’s kind of our own faults.