The coyote (Canis latrans) is a canine species that is native to the North American continent. Closely related to the wolf and the dog, coyotes are in abundance throughout the continent
There are absolutely no coyotes in Hawaii, making it the only state where coyotes are nowhere to be found.
There are approximately 50 coyotes located in the first state to join the union.
There are about 768 coyotes located in Oklahoma, found throughout the state.
There are around 1,000 coyotes located in the Northeastern state of Vermont.
Located in the Northeast, Connecticut has around 3,000 coyotes within the state.
There are 3,642 coyotes located in Rhode Island, found throughout the state.
There are 4,000 coyotes located in the Garden State, found throughout the state.