Coyotes and their exciting opportunities
From the state Department of Environmental Conservation's annual heads-up-there-are-coyotes-here-please-don't-feed-them announcement (emphasis added): "In most cases, coyotes avoid people as much as possible. In fact, coyotes provide many exciting opportunities for New Yorkers. Their howling and yipping at night can provide a haunting but harmless reminder of wildlife in our midst. However, if coyotes learn to associate people with food (such as, garbage or pet food), they may lose their natural fear of humans, and the potential for close encounters or conflicts increases." [NYSDEC] Earlier: About those coyotes
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