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a territory shared only by other members of their family group. a coyote's home range varies from to acres depending on the individual, food availability and other factors. coyotes established in urban areas have smaller home ranges than coyotes in rural areas. coyotes eat a variety of plants and animals
including fruits, insects, rats and mice, rabbits, birds, deer, livestock, virtually any type of carrion, and people's trash and pet food. they usually hunt alone, sometimes as a pair, but rarely as a group. coyotes have one breeding cycle per year. they can first breed when they are months old. breeding...
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