Researchers examine aggressive coyote attacks
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A group of researchers at the University of British Columbia believe garbage and after-hours use at Vancouver’s Stanley Park may be contributing to more aggressive coyote attacks. Since December 2020, the Vancouver Park Board has received a number of reports related to coyote bites on humans.
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