Animal Guide North American Wild Animals
Animal Guide North American Wild Animals
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The coyote, or "prairie wolf" as it is called in contrast to the gray or timber wolf by the difference in habitat, was formerly all too common throughout our country from north to south, being most numerous on the Western plains, but at present is rare any- where, although its range includes remote regions from Alaska to Guatemala. In such solitudes, at dead of night and often at the near approach of dawn, may be heard his high-pitched cry, half howl, half yelp, easily distinguished from the de...ep bass growl of his gray neighbor, and from which he receives his Latin name "latrans" meaning "barking. '' Most of the marauding is done during the darkness, when these sly creatures slink forth in packs to secure their prey ; hares, chip- 95 munks, ground squirrels and mice are their staple diet, but these are often supplemented by various game birds and young fawns. The latter are about the largest animals against whom they volun- tarily wage war, for, unlike most of their family, the coyotes are cowardly beasts and lack much of the reputed ferocity of their kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The coyote, or "prairie wolf" as it is called in contrast to the gray or timber wolf by the difference in habitat, was formerly all too common throughout our country from north to south, being most numerous on the Western plains, but at present is rare any- where, although its range includes remote regions from Alaska to Guatemala. In such solitudes, at dead of night and often at the near approach of dawn, may be heard his high-pitched cry, half howl, half yelp, easily distinguished from the de...ep bass growl of his gray neighbor, and from which he receives his Latin name "latrans" meaning "barking. '' Most of the marauding is done during the darkness, when these sly creatures slink forth in packs to secure their prey ; hares, chip- 95 munks, ground squirrels and mice are their staple diet, but these are often supplemented by various game birds and young fawns. The latter are about the largest animals against whom they volun- tarily wage war, for, unlike most of their family, the coyotes are cowardly beasts and lack much of the reputed ferocity of their kind.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles K Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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