Coyotes' Expansion into Urban Areas Raises Ecological and Cultural Questions
Coyotes, once native only to the West and Southwest of the United States, have significantly expanded their range and are now present in every state except Hawaii. This expansion has led to their integration into urban landscapes, including major cities like Chicago. The presence of coyotes in urban and suburban areas has sparked discussions about their role in these environments. Historically, coyotes have been featured in Native American stories and art, symbolizing adaptability and survival. In modern times, they are becoming a part of the urban ecosystem, influencing local wildlife dynamics and human interactions. 
