One on one arena style, Bobcat takes the win. In the wild, as this is. The coyote is trying to lure the bobcat into an ambush. Coyote always have a trap.
What are you thinking? Cats don't have the bite strength of canines. No way to kill that coyote, no way to truly hurt it especially when the coyote is double or more its weight. All the coyote needs to do is get its jaws on it just once and its over.
@@TheMMSpirit What are you thinking? Bobcats can kill deer. The deer is bigger than the coyote. The coyote can never get a bite on the bobcat, because he can never get his face past the paws filled with claws. He will get his nose torn up and his eyes ripped out if he even tries. For that reason bobcats and lynx always dominate coyotes and even the lone wolf. There is a news story still on TH-cam about a bobcat that attacked two pitbull dogs. He killed one of them and tore the other one up real bad. They were older dogs, but there was two of them against one bobcat, and they still got destroyed.
@@tonyprice2256 It is true that bobcats have been known to kill "deer", but mostly fawns. Like African lions, they go for a throat bite that eventually strangles them. But full grown deer usually escape> Note these are stealth attacks. I don't know if I believe that a bobcat, a male weight from 15-30 pounds, would be able to kill a 50-60 lb pitbull. The bobcat, with its tiny mouth and short fangs, couldn't do much to a pitbull who can break bones then shake that bobcat to death with a single bite. Again, was it a sneak attack on an elderly half dead dog? Most experts agree that a coyote would easily kill a bobcat. (google searches here). And a pitbull can kill a coyote. Most doubt that a bobcat would attack such a large dog. Cats and toy dogs are food for a bobcat whose main diet is rabbit and squirrel. There isn't much hope in killing it, and the bobcat won't risk an injury. Maybe if it was rabid? Wolves prey on bobcats btw not the other way around.
they are mortal enemies and compete for resources in nature and uninterested in being friends. the bobcat was stating "I'm not backing down my territory to you" and the coyote was like "I'm just passing through."
The coyote would get scratched a bit, but as soon as its jaws land on the bobcat, it's over. Coyotes and canines in general have killing bite strength against cat's poor bite strength.
I admire the cat's courage. It is true that cats stand up again "odds in favor of their enemies" [i.e. much larger dogs], but it goes to show you that they are very brave animals. As carnivores and aggressive animals with great defensive and offensive weapons--claws and fangs--and an ingrained sense of territory, I guess that they are conditioned to fight more than anything else.
@@zephyrr108 Nope, I think the coyote didn't think it was worth it to get all scratched up for a bobcat dinner. The cat can't truly hurt the coyote, twice its weight, and has inferior bite strength. The coyote can kill that cat as soon as it jaws land, the cat cannot unless it gets lucky enough to get the throat and hang on long enough to strangle the coyote.
It looked like the coyote just wanted to get by but the bobcat didn't trust him, so it went on high alert just to make sure he wasn't caught off guard. At the end the coyote was, "Since we don't want to kill each other, let's play!"
I think the Bobcat had just killed a rat and the Coyote was stealing it. The cat was trying to look big hoping the Coyote would back down but in the end decided it wasn't hungry enough to fight. The Coyote playfulness was the dog making sure the cat wasn't perusing him. If you look closely at the end you can see a dead animal in the Coyote's mouth.
The canine species is undoubtedly intelligent. Felines are also intelligent, but in a different way. The ability for canines to communicate and orchestrate an attack on animals many times their size takes skill and intelligence. Sly as a fox, wiley coyote are phrases used to describe intelligence. I agree that felines alone are very efficient hunters, but it doesn't make them more intelligent. Coyotes,wolves,foxes are very resilient, and resourceful creatures.
It was so cute the cayote in the end calling the cat to play ! 😍 Cats will be cats always. !! Suspicious , alert and intimidating character...ready to charge !
That cat was defending its kill but the coyote's persistence paid off. The cat probably could have slapped the shit out of the dog's nose, but it figured why risk the injury to self. If it won the fight but was left too wounded to hunt then it would still lose in the end. ***Wild cats tend to reason better than wild dogs in that respect.***
Cat is equal to a Raptor Dino, Coyote is basically a big dinner if cat choose so. Notice the cat stands ground and actually slightly advances on coyote forcing him to turn and circle away to keep distance. There's a reason there was a coyote always getting slammed on the Roadrunner" show, they are not the brightest wild animals. Cats on the other hand are like 8 level chess players, and cat is top predictor in almost any situation. Thanks for sharing this, very awesome!
Coyotes got slammed on Roadrunner because people have always viewed them as good for nothing killers of livestock and they've been hunted for centuries. What people don't realize is that they are just as smart as other predators out there... You are EXTREMELY overanalyzing things... Coyotes aren't "too bright" but cats are like 8 level chess players? They're two formidable predators that happened to run into each other... Nothing more and nothing less.
Coyotes are way more crafty then cats are thats why they do far better in adapting to cities compared to Bobcats. I'll probably never see a bobcat here in my life and I could go find packs of Coyotes today if I felt like it.
The bobcat was true to size. They're not that big. See th-cam.com/video/zX-1_kdh97c/w-d-xo.html (compared to housecat) and th-cam.com/video/UtGY9H_-QXA/w-d-xo.html (outside with her kits)
This video makes me wonder who would win between a bobcat and a coyote. The coyote seems to have more weight, maybe, however a bobcat being a cat is a vicious fighter. Cats are ferocious. And a lone coyote is very timid. My wager would be on the bobcat.
And you would win that wager more often then not. Of course, with any animal encounter, the results will largely depend on each individual animal and the situation. For example, even a smaller female coyote might chase off a bigger bobcat if she was protecting her young ones.
Both hunt smaller animals (birds, squirrels, mice) so it seems more like the coyote was trying to intimidate the bobcat to get out of its hunting territory.
We have multiple coyotes and bobcats in our neighborhood, along with double the number of raccoons. People on our neighborhood listserv have reported seeing what looks like coyotes and bobcats hunting together and raccoons and bobcats hunting together. I have never seen this evidence personally, but I have witnessed all three types acting more like urban domestic animals than feral. In the case of the bobcats, they prefer driveways and steps to the ground, and if anybody leaves garage doors open, they quickly enter.
I've seen a video of a cougar(may have been a juvenile?) Wrestling with a coyote. A coyote will absolutely not be preyed upon by a cat smaller than it, nor even one that's 20 to 30% bigger. The cat had the dog by his face with the claws, and the coyote just closed its eyes, bit the cougar in the face, and shook until release. Wouldn't even give the cat a chance for the neck. If a cougar can't do it, a bobcat can't do it.
when you mute the music you hear nothing for those idiots who think i dont know what muting is pls only original sounds even if it sounds bad, music is always worser.....
That's called prey testing, Coyotes always push to see what they can get away with, and they never retreat more than they're forced to. If the cat had shown any sign of weakness, the coyote would have attacked.
*_I have a cluster of Bobcats living in my woods. They normally move on i believe but because they have a river nearby, tons of wildlife & no poachers i think these have changed their habits. I walk or drive the ATV along the track which cuts about 15 yards from where their den is & they used to hiss & spit at me but now they just look at me. I have a pack of 5 Belgian Malinois that go everywhere with me & they dont even pay attention to each other no more. I carry my short barreled AR-15 when going thru the woods because their is the extremely small chance a cat might attack or a mountain lion even. The kids {aged from from 13 to 19} also carry the Tactical AR plus the Glock 30 .45ACP. My daughter did run into one of the Bobcats [no harm done] but i always told the kid's to just continue along the path with weapon raised on full auto & the cat will always move off to the side. Otherwise shoot it. Because the only reason i dont run them off is because they can never get in near my animals or home, pasture plus i notice less coyotes about & finally, they got no farmers to bother for over 20 miles so they live on what they catch in the area so their better off where they are_*
Katherine Betzing no it is not about being biased. Cats are superior fighters... if I could place a bet I would always go with the cat of equal size. Fact... cats are superior fighters compared to dogs of EQUAL size. Cats have more weapons, they are lightening fast and have stronger jaws( big cats), and stealth. Watch any zoo keeper in animal planet etc... cars are the perfect predator!
Teddy Gant ok... more than 50 percent of the time. I know there are exceptions... but cats 🐈 are superior fighters. Cats and dogs of equal size I would bet my money on e cat every time. Their claws alone can beat a dog.. now add agility and powerful jaws and overall strength... cats are formidable fighters and predators.
Bobcats are very resilient and powerful. In a one on one confrontation, it's likely that the bobcat would pin the coyote down and destroy its neck. Felines are extremely strong pound for pound as they are solitary hunters. I know a farmer with a 20+ lb cat that beat off a Coyote with only minor injuries. Bobcats are larger, tougher and far more experienced than any kind of domestic cat.
But not when the coyote get a hold of the cat's face when it's pinned down. There is a video of a coyote escaping a cougar like that and also a video of an Indian Gaddi Dog scaring away a huge Leopard in the same manner.
Nah, the coyote is superior in a fight. The cat just lacks bite strength compared to canines. While the coyote would get injured a little from the claws, it only needs to get its jaws on the cat just once to win.
@csbob2010 lol and i think you underestimate felines. They're agile and fast, and generally considered the top predator in whatever region of the world they live in.
And "agile and fast" is only half of the story. Few creatures can match the fury of a cat! My 120-pound German Shepherd could kick the ass of a half dozen coyotes . . . but one bobcat would be problematic. Fortunately, the bobcat knows that a 120-pound GSD is NOT "prey." On the other hand, coyotes are smart enough to know that hunting as a group is quite affective.
@Spotted Hyenas I think you are partially correct. BUT I have two dogs, and two dogs are more than twice the power of one, because they can protect each other's backside . . . which, of course, is the strategy of animals hunting in packs. Our neighbors suffer all kinds of problems with coyotes, but none come into our yard. (For obvious reasons)
El coyote es realmente admirable, puede lidiar con un felino de su tamaño, tiene una velocidad increible y un apetito terrible también. El se acerco a ver si entraba en su menu, midio su velocidad del felino y secdio cuenta que no era viejo ni enfermo y que no arriesgaría su vida por intentar comerlo...
I would imagine that your dog barks when it sees anything invading her territory [your yard]. It probably also marks its territory. Cats are keen to this and avoid needless confrontations. Most animals prefer to avoid confrontations. Unless it is mating season, the animal is defending its territory, its food, itself, or its young, there is no reason why an animal will risk injury by unnecessarily fighting.
It was funny seeing the bobcat walking sideways and arcing its back just as a domestic housecat would do when frightened. Good thing they seperated, while the coyote would get hurt some, it could kill that kill easy. Cats don't have the bite strength of canines, no way to quickly cripple or kill. The cat, outside of a throat bite, has no way to truly hurt the coyote, which outweighs it by double at least too.
I went to animal University and got bachelor, Master, and PhD degree on animology, coyotelogy and bobcatology, and diploma in bullshitology, and can really tell you that you don’t know what youu’re talking about and what you are saying is BS. That was not a fox, and that was not a normal domestic cat either.
The coyote would never get a bite on a bobcat. The bobcat almost always dominates the coyote. I have seen video footage of a lynx dominating and chasing off a lone wolf.
The bobcat is letting the coyote know "I'm not giving up my territory to you". They compete for the same food. That's all this video is about. Don't know why that's so hard to see.
There is no doubt a Mountain Lion could take a dog at 150lbs. The issue is simple. Dogs are not a mountain Lions natural prey. They are rivals. Mountain Lions will not risk injury in a fight unless they have to. You get injured in the wild you will probably die depending on the seriousness of the wound. One on One a Mountain Lion has an edge. While canids only have their mouth to fight with cats have their claws and mouth. So it pretty much five weapons (four legs and a mouth) vs one.
Looks to me like Mr. Coyote smelled little baby kitties and Mamma Cat said, "Nope"! It looks like Mr. Coyote got one one at the end and is flaunting Mamma with it.
Yeah eh? Lets just shoot all the wildlife so ranchers can make lots of $$. And all the idiots that let their pets loose everywhere can just keep not thinking about the safety of their pets. Stupid wildlife...didn't anyone bother to tell them WE live here now? Time to get the fuk out! O.o
I agree with R. Jensen - coyotes are mangy varmints best shot on sight. They are a scourge that needs to be controlled at all times and eliminated if possible.
Coyote better not mess with the Bobcat, he has 18 folding knives at his disposal, 5 on each front foot and 4 on each back foot.
You know it.
With this music I was expecting to see a different kind of cougar.
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Wow, I would never have been able to say it in such a subtle manner.
Nice music
Both don't want to mess with each other.
Man, coyotes are really quick on the feet. I've never seen an animal so careful yet natural looking.
Coyote is thinking 'I want to eat this cat but he's kinda big'
Bobcat is thinking 'I want to eat this dog but he's kinda big'
rustyshadow7 hahahahaha 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 thanks!
Bobcat would waste to a coyote in short order
@@dougsmith2658 yes lol
@@dougsmith2658 bobcat will win
Coyotes r like 40 pounds lol
These 2 look like they've had lots of previous encounters with each other. They be homies of different mommies.
They come across each other more than you may think and experience tells them...."Dont even think about it Yote"... !!
One on one arena style, Bobcat takes the win. In the wild, as this is. The coyote is trying to lure the bobcat into an ambush. Coyote always have a trap.
Luring is a myth. And coyotes are generally solo animals.
I think the coyote was just taunting the bobcat, showing off that he had some food.
What are you thinking? Cats don't have the bite strength of canines. No way to kill that coyote, no way to truly hurt it especially when the coyote is double or more its weight. All the coyote needs to do is get its jaws on it just once and its over.
@@TheMMSpirit What are you thinking? Bobcats can kill deer. The deer is bigger than the coyote. The coyote can never get a bite on the bobcat, because he can never get his face past the paws filled with claws. He will get his nose torn up and his eyes ripped out if he even tries. For that reason bobcats and lynx always dominate coyotes and even the lone wolf. There is a news story still on TH-cam about a bobcat that attacked two pitbull dogs. He killed one of them and tore the other one up real bad. They were older dogs, but there was two of them against one bobcat, and they still got destroyed.
@@tonyprice2256 It is true that bobcats have been known to kill "deer", but mostly fawns. Like African lions, they go for a throat bite that eventually strangles them. But full grown deer usually escape> Note these are stealth attacks.
I don't know if I believe that a bobcat, a male weight from 15-30 pounds, would be able to kill a 50-60 lb pitbull. The bobcat, with its tiny mouth and short fangs, couldn't do much to a pitbull who can break bones then shake that bobcat to death with a single bite. Again, was it a sneak attack on an elderly half dead dog?
Most experts agree that a coyote would easily kill a bobcat. (google searches here). And a pitbull can kill a coyote.
Most doubt that a bobcat would attack such a large dog. Cats and toy dogs are food for a bobcat whose main diet is rabbit and squirrel. There isn't much hope in killing it, and the bobcat won't risk an injury. Maybe if it was rabid? Wolves prey on bobcats btw not the other way around.
Coyote is like, “Come on Bob, you want some of this?”
"Nah, take it Coy, you look a little skinny!"
they are mortal enemies and compete for resources in nature and uninterested in being friends. the bobcat was stating "I'm not backing down my territory to you" and the coyote was like "I'm just passing through."
Bobcat and coyote we're about to smash judging by the music.
sounds like the sensual slow motion BJ scene
70's porn coming on strong
Right;😂🤣😅
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😂😂😂 yep!
NO Mr Coyote, you do NOT want to mess with a BobCat in a REAL fight.....period
The coyote would get scratched a bit, but as soon as its jaws land on the bobcat, it's over. Coyotes and canines in general have killing bite strength against cat's poor bite strength.
Thumbs Up!! a simple and accurate description of the relationship between these two medium-sized predators.
It’s the same relationship between a leopard and a hyena.
Bobcat wasn't afraid whatsoever sizing up the coyote every step of the way. Too bad nothing happened. My money would be on the bobcat for sure.
coyote sizes up bobcat and thinks "I think NOT", bobcat thinks "comeon I dare ya,I`ll tear your eyes out if you try".
Why the 1970’s porn music 😏😏😏😏
Bow Chicka Wow Wow!!!
i thought the same thing
Well we know what you guys were watching in the 70's.... lol, Just kidding
Get your styles straight. This is late 1980s sound. Nothing at all like the 1970s porno sound.
Eric H how would you know?
I admire the cat's courage. It is true that cats stand up again "odds in favor of their enemies" [i.e. much larger dogs], but it goes to show you that they are very brave animals. As carnivores and aggressive animals with great defensive and offensive weapons--claws and fangs--and an ingrained sense of territory, I guess that they are conditioned to fight more than anything else.
Maybe, Idk. A bobcat is a good match for one coyote. Tho canines are also fierce. A cat the same size of an enemy generally will emerge the victor.
@@zephyrr108 Nope, I think the coyote didn't think it was worth it to get all scratched up for a bobcat dinner. The cat can't truly hurt the coyote, twice its weight, and has inferior bite strength. The coyote can kill that cat as soon as it jaws land, the cat cannot unless it gets lucky enough to get the throat and hang on long enough to strangle the coyote.
@@TheMMSpirit it is obvious you know NOTHING ABOUT FELINES…
I wouldn’t say that the coyote is much larger. I am sure the bobcat is a lot more muscular.
I believe the cat was protecting its young and the coyote got one
It looked like the coyote just wanted to get by but the bobcat didn't trust him, so it went on high alert just to make sure he wasn't caught off guard. At the end the coyote was, "Since we don't want to kill each other, let's play!"
my terrier (wanna be block fox/coyote), does the same with her toys.
I think the Bobcat had just killed a rat and the Coyote was stealing it. The cat was trying to look big hoping the Coyote would back down but in the end decided it wasn't hungry enough to fight. The Coyote playfulness was the dog making sure the cat wasn't perusing him. If you look closely at the end you can see a dead animal in the Coyote's mouth.
The canine species is undoubtedly intelligent. Felines are also intelligent, but in a different way. The ability for canines to communicate and orchestrate an attack on animals many times their size takes skill and intelligence. Sly as a fox, wiley coyote are phrases used to describe intelligence. I agree that felines alone are very efficient hunters, but it doesn't make them more intelligent. Coyotes,wolves,foxes are very resilient, and resourceful creatures.
It was so cute the cayote in the end calling the cat to play ! 😍 Cats will be cats always. !! Suspicious , alert and intimidating character...ready to charge !
Rumor has it that their call to play is actually a game of deception. They lure other animals closer to their pack of coyotes.
Wasn't calling the cat to play - he was playing with a prey he just caught after in its mouth. Watch closely. Squirrel or something.
I think it got one of its cubs. Cat was protecting its den
When the coyote gets the rat, he HAS to tease the bobcat with it.
typical cat...."YOU SHALL NOT PASS!!"
no kidding. cats have no chill
Verdun!
Lol
I love reading all the expert testimonials on TH-cam!
Bobcat- "YOUUUU SHALLL NOT PAASSS!!!!!!"
Poor cat, he looks emaciated. The bobcats around here are big and thick.
bobcat to smart to chase that cunning doggie who's got a mate waiting not far watching the whole thang, hehehe.
That cat is sayin' "this canine is going to get slapped."
The bobcat curves up it's back to look bigger and prominent...defense method of cats
That Bobcat would shred that Coyote to pieces.
epic ending !!! thumbs up to Wiley......showing off what he grabbed from the cat / even though that cat would have phucked him up good !!
Coyote is thinking maybe lunch. Bobcat, don't even think about it son.
th-cam.com/video/6fZN3mxxroo/w-d-xo.html
they look like friends, coyote was playful at end
+clobbyhops or teasing
I think they are at a level of detente.
Maybe they are used to seeing each other in the same territory & just kinda got used to it.
no no no no no such thing as a nice coyote they act playful to lure dogs and other animals in. they are evil animals.
@@luedog8385 this is a myth, they don't do that.
By the behavior it seems like the botcat has kittens nearby and the coyote also is aware of this, trying to lure the cat away in a "playful" way.
music is phenomenal, and well suited to this video. Love it.
Awww, look how proud the Coyote is when it got a kill.
That cat was defending its kill but the coyote's persistence paid off. The cat probably could have slapped the shit out of the dog's nose, but it figured why risk the injury to self.
If it won the fight but was left too wounded to hunt then it would still lose in the end.
***Wild cats tend to reason better than wild dogs in that respect.***
Cat is equal to a Raptor Dino, Coyote is basically a big dinner if cat choose so. Notice the cat stands ground and actually slightly advances on coyote forcing him to turn and circle away to keep distance. There's a reason there was a coyote always getting slammed on the Roadrunner" show, they are not the brightest wild animals. Cats on the other hand are like 8 level chess players, and cat is top predictor in almost any situation. Thanks for sharing this, very awesome!
Coyotes got slammed on Roadrunner because people have always viewed them as good for nothing killers of livestock and they've been hunted for centuries. What people don't realize is that they are just as smart as other predators out there... You are EXTREMELY overanalyzing things... Coyotes aren't "too bright" but cats are like 8 level chess players? They're two formidable predators that happened to run into each other... Nothing more and nothing less.
Coyotes are way more crafty then cats are thats why they do far better in adapting to cities compared to Bobcats. I'll probably never see a bobcat here in my life and I could go find packs of Coyotes today if I felt like it.
@@stefandusan9629 they do adapt and they are crafty and formidable. But felines given the same size will often emerge the victor.
That bobcat was a bit small, a juvenile perhaps
really it looked huge to me
The bobcat was true to size. They're not that big. See
th-cam.com/video/zX-1_kdh97c/w-d-xo.html (compared to housecat) and th-cam.com/video/UtGY9H_-QXA/w-d-xo.html (outside with her kits)
CA Catr, ~ 18 - 35 lbs. Hard to tell by distant camera, but this one appears no larger than a younger adult.
I was wondering same thing, that it looks smaller...and that it might perhaps be a juvenile...????
That coyote has the common sense to stay away from a ferocious bobcat!
You have it backwards. The coyote snatched away the food, the cat wisely and carefully retreated. In a fight, ten to one odds are on the coyote.
One on one, the bobcat would own the coyote. Coyotes are only a threat when they are in a band.
This video makes me wonder who would win between a bobcat and a coyote. The coyote seems to have more weight, maybe, however a bobcat being a cat is a vicious fighter. Cats are ferocious. And a lone coyote is very timid. My wager would be on the bobcat.
And you would win that wager more often then not. Of course, with any animal encounter, the results will largely depend on each individual animal and the situation. For example, even a smaller female coyote might chase off a bigger bobcat if she was protecting her young ones.
this look so funny, like when you want to block a person from entering the door
That bobcat is waiting to shred Wiley Coyote!
Territorial dispute. Bobcat doesn't want coyote to cost it any meals.
Thought the music sounded familiar then remember it is William Orbit. Fine taste in music you have.
Both hunt smaller animals (birds, squirrels, mice) so it seems more like the coyote was trying to intimidate the bobcat to get out of its hunting territory.
It looked like the bobcat was stalking the coyote, not the other way around.
The bobcat would mess up the coyote very quickly
We have multiple coyotes and bobcats in our neighborhood, along with double the number of raccoons. People on our neighborhood listserv have reported seeing what looks like coyotes and bobcats hunting together and raccoons and bobcats hunting together. I have never seen this evidence personally, but I have witnessed all three types acting more like urban domestic animals than feral. In the case of the bobcats, they prefer driveways and steps to the ground, and if anybody leaves garage doors open, they quickly enter.
They got claws they could sratch they eyes out . My money is on the bobcat
rafael socorro bobcat would destroy that coyote.
You gotta be joking 😂
@@Encourageable your assuming.
Which is why the coyote didn't push the issue. Now a pack of coyote would be a different story.
I've seen a video of a cougar(may have been a juvenile?) Wrestling with a coyote.
A coyote will absolutely not be preyed upon by a cat smaller than it, nor even one that's 20 to 30% bigger.
The cat had the dog by his face with the claws, and the coyote just closed its eyes, bit the cougar in the face, and shook until release. Wouldn't even give the cat a chance for the neck.
If a cougar can't do it, a bobcat can't do it.
Looks like the cat didn't want to let the coyote into its territory.
Bob cats are like wolverine it would mess up that coyotes . The got claws they could easily scratch there eyes out .and it over .
One bite and the cat is dead
can't stand the damn music, just give us the original sound
I muted the video after about 5 seconds 😂
@@andrewnelson8294 rightfully so
@Sacky Jeweiny probably not we will never know but added music ruins every vid imo
when you mute the music you hear nothing for those idiots who think i dont know what muting is pls only original sounds even if it sounds bad, music is always worser.....
Coyote is like: im looking for Johnny, have you seen him ? Nice biceps, do you lift ?
That's called prey testing, Coyotes always push to see what they can get away with, and they never retreat more than they're forced to. If the cat had shown any sign of weakness, the coyote would have attacked.
It looked more like they got along more than anything, like they tolerated one another
Cat keeps cutting off the wolf's direction.Yeah,this ain't ordinary cat dinner .
I geeked out as soon as the 70s porn music started playing 😂
This appears to be a case of mutual respect.
Stale mate! Same between a leopard and a hyena.
*_I have a cluster of Bobcats living in my woods. They normally move on i believe but because they have a river nearby, tons of wildlife & no poachers i think these have changed their habits. I walk or drive the ATV along the track which cuts about 15 yards from where their den is & they used to hiss & spit at me but now they just look at me. I have a pack of 5 Belgian Malinois that go everywhere with me & they dont even pay attention to each other no more. I carry my short barreled AR-15 when going thru the woods because their is the extremely small chance a cat might attack or a mountain lion even. The kids {aged from from 13 to 19} also carry the Tactical AR plus the Glock 30 .45ACP. My daughter did run into one of the Bobcats [no harm done] but i always told the kid's to just continue along the path with weapon raised on full auto & the cat will always move off to the side. Otherwise shoot it. Because the only reason i dont run them off is because they can never get in near my animals or home, pasture plus i notice less coyotes about & finally, they got no farmers to bother for over 20 miles so they live on what they catch in the area so their better off where they are_*
The bobcat does not trust the coyote, but the bobcat is turning it's back to the coyote, as it's walking away. Not sure what to make of that.
The bobcat was not afraid of the coyote, and saw that the coyote already had some food. So the bobcat just went on his or her way.
Cat and dog of equal size...the CAT would win 9 out of 10 times!!! It is a fact!
10 out of 10
Richard Myles biased cat person spotted. I repeat biased cat person spotted
Katherine Betzing no it is not about being biased. Cats are superior fighters... if I could place a bet I would always go with the cat of equal size. Fact... cats are superior fighters compared to dogs of EQUAL size. Cats have more weapons, they are lightening fast and have stronger jaws( big cats), and stealth. Watch any zoo keeper in animal planet etc... cars are the perfect predator!
Teddy Gant ok... more than 50 percent of the time. I know there are exceptions... but cats 🐈 are superior fighters. Cats and dogs of equal size I would bet my money on e cat every time. Their claws alone can beat a dog.. now add agility and powerful jaws and overall strength... cats are formidable fighters and predators.
felines in general are THE BEST hunters in the world.
2 beautiful creatures encountering each other and curiosity from both Animal's it's cute 😊
Juuuuuuuuuuuuuuust' " me. And my shaaaaaadow"!
They seem like pals.
Like most humans, Coyote's will only mess with something smaller than themselves
You mean like ... almost every predator on earth? 🤣
Bobcats are very resilient and powerful. In a one on one confrontation, it's likely that the bobcat would pin the coyote down and destroy its neck. Felines are extremely strong pound for pound as they are solitary hunters. I know a farmer with a 20+ lb cat that beat off a Coyote with only minor injuries. Bobcats are larger, tougher and far more experienced than any kind of domestic cat.
But not when the coyote get a hold of the cat's face when it's pinned down. There is a video of a coyote escaping a cougar like that and also a video of an Indian Gaddi Dog scaring away a huge Leopard in the same manner.
Bobcat win
LOL! He wants to play!
Beautiful cat 👍🇲🇨
One on one, a coyote has almost zero chance fighting a bobcat. The cat was probably like, whatever. I'll catch another one.
So, someone bully it off its kill.
Nah, the coyote is superior in a fight. The cat just lacks bite strength compared to canines. While the coyote would get injured a little from the claws, it only needs to get its jaws on the cat just once to win.
The bobcat was walking on his tippie toes!
A coyote can and will do anything to a Bobcat ...except fight it.
Both have mouths full of teeth.....but the Bobcat has 4 pairs of sharp claws
great sound track
lol i like this vid and the music is good
That was as compelling as watching bread, grow mold.
@csbob2010 lol and i think you underestimate felines. They're agile and fast, and generally considered the top predator in whatever region of the world they live in.
And "agile and fast" is only half of the story. Few creatures can match the fury of a cat! My 120-pound German Shepherd could kick the ass of a half dozen coyotes . . . but one bobcat would be problematic. Fortunately, the bobcat knows that a 120-pound GSD is NOT "prey." On the other hand, coyotes are smart enough to know that hunting as a group is quite affective.
@Spotted Hyenas I think you are partially correct. BUT I have two dogs, and two dogs are more than twice the power of one, because they can protect each other's backside . . . which, of course, is the strategy of animals hunting in packs. Our neighbors suffer all kinds of problems with coyotes, but none come into our yard. (For obvious reasons)
Well that was 2 minutes i'll never get back.
lol they stalk like a house cat
El coyote es realmente admirable, puede lidiar con un felino de su tamaño, tiene una velocidad increible y un apetito terrible también. El se acerco a ver si entraba en su menu, midio su velocidad del felino y secdio cuenta que no era viejo ni enfermo y que no arriesgaría su vida por intentar comerlo...
el coyote es mas alto largo y pesado que el bobcat x lo general le saca 3 a 5kg de peso
Bobcat would ruin the yotes day 100%
I would imagine that your dog barks when it sees anything invading her territory [your yard]. It probably also marks its territory. Cats are keen to this and avoid needless confrontations. Most animals prefer to avoid confrontations. Unless it is mating season, the animal is defending its territory, its food, itself, or its young, there is no reason why an animal will risk injury by unnecessarily fighting.
It was funny seeing the bobcat walking sideways and arcing its back just as a domestic housecat would do when frightened. Good thing they seperated, while the coyote would get hurt some, it could kill that kill easy. Cats don't have the bite strength of canines, no way to quickly cripple or kill. The cat, outside of a throat bite, has no way to truly hurt the coyote, which outweighs it by double at least too.
Cool video!
Guys I went to Animal college and can confirm that coyote would literally SHAKE THAT BOBCAT to shredds. This isn't a lowly Fox.
I went to animal University and got bachelor, Master, and PhD degree on animology, coyotelogy and bobcatology, and diploma in bullshitology, and can really tell you that you don’t know what youu’re talking about and what you are saying is BS. That was not a fox, and that was not a normal domestic cat either.
The coyote would never get a bite on a bobcat. The bobcat almost always dominates the coyote. I have seen video footage of a lynx dominating and chasing off a lone wolf.
Their asking each other where that space funk music is coming from.
haha kinda cute that coyote at the end..but i rekon the bobcat would whoop its ass
The bobcat is letting the coyote know "I'm not giving up my territory to you". They compete for the same food. That's all this video is about. Don't know why that's so hard to see.
An injury for either animal is a death sentence in the wild. Especially true for the bobcat as it does not have a pack to rely on.
There is no doubt a Mountain Lion could take a dog at 150lbs. The issue is simple. Dogs are not a mountain Lions natural prey. They are rivals. Mountain Lions will not risk injury in a fight unless they have to. You get injured in the wild you will probably die depending on the seriousness of the wound.
One on One a Mountain Lion has an edge. While canids only have their mouth to fight with cats have their claws and mouth. So it pretty much five weapons (four legs and a mouth) vs one.
DJ118USMC that has nothing to do with the video but ok
Looks to me like Mr. Coyote smelled little baby kitties and Mamma Cat said, "Nope"! It looks like Mr. Coyote got one one at the end and is flaunting Mamma with it.
If that was a kitten that Bobcat would have fought ferociously! That was some type of rodent that the Bobcat killed and the coyote stole it
Me thinks the Bobcat would win ... excellent video.
これ『荒野の決闘』みたいで好き。
Coyotes while smart are NOT more intelligent then a bobcat.
that was a cool vid
Two of my very favorite wild American animals: the Lynx and the Coyote!
+Jauckor All coyotes should be shot on sight. Just ask all the ranchers,as well as the thousands of Americans who have lost pets to coyotes.
Yeah eh? Lets just shoot all the wildlife so ranchers can make lots of $$. And all the idiots that let their pets loose everywhere can just keep not thinking about the safety of their pets. Stupid wildlife...didn't anyone bother to tell them WE live here now? Time to get the fuk out! O.o
you're embarrassing the rest of the educated Americans by saying dumb stuff like that. Robert J.
I agree with R. Jensen - coyotes are mangy varmints best shot on sight. They are a scourge that needs to be controlled at all times and eliminated if possible.
Who's problem is that? We are in their territory what do you expect? Circle of Life!
Coyote knows better. The bobcat would fu$# him up with a quickness.
You shall NOT Pass!
SMALL BOBCAT FROM THE ONES IVE SEEN