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If they are really as stealthy as you say, the last thing they will do is be aggressive toward humans. From an evolutionary perspective, I can't imagine a wors
by robbrown451 11y ago
If they are really as stealthy as you say, the last thing they will do is be aggressive toward humans.
From an evolutionary perspective, I can't imagine a worse strategy than hunting and eating humans.
- creshal 11y ago> From an evolutionary perspective, I can't imagine a worse strategy than hunting and eating humans. Being an aphrodisiac according to traditional Chinese medicine probably tops that.
- noir_lord 11y agoThat's true but they won't know that straight away, they aren't a threat to is in the long term (if they become a threat we'll just eradicate them) but in the short term it could be interesting.
- rwhitman 11y agoThe thing is, coyotes aren't aggressive. Or particularly destructive either. They have the benign appearance and demeanor of shy dogs. It would take a lot of effort to witness a coyote being violent. As prey, you'd likely never see a coyote being aggressive towards you until you're being jumped by the pack. So in most situations there's no evidence they are anything but cute and harmless. That's their adaptation.