UW study finds higher coyote density in Seattle than wildlands
According to new research from the University of Washington, the coyote density in the Seattle area is nine times higher than wildlands areas in Washington state. FOX 13's Franque Thompson sits down with University of Washington professor of environmental and forest sciences Laura Prugh to discuss the findings.
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