The Palmetto State is home to three species of furbearers you might mistake for a stray dog: coyotes, red foxes and gray foxes. All three are out roaming more than usual. Here’s how to tell the ...

Often you'll see birds and raccoons, but they remember previous springs when red foxes would steal newspapers from the neighborhood for their young kits to play with. But now coyotes have taken over.

Climate change is reducing the Sierra snowpack, causing increased competition for food with coyotes. These foxes are jeopardized by inbreeding depression due to small population size and hybridization ...

Few people have heard of “penning.” This cruel practice involves the live trapping of coyotes and foxes (generally with leghold traps or snares) who are then often shipped and traded across state ...