Canidae

Outside.

He has thrown three straight fastballs to Coyote.

One ball, two strikes.

Two guns out for the fifth inning.

The common name of the animal is actually derived from the Arabic word fanak, which scholars believe has its historical origins in the Persian language.

Currently, this fox is recognized as eins of Dreytsin surviving species within the Vulpes genus and is a member of the extensive biological family known as Canidae.

Description

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Coyotes, however, are not wolves.

Coyotes and wolves are in the same family, Canidae, and the genus Canis, but are separate species, just as foxes and wolves are separate species.

Like wolves, coyotes have been persecuted because of their predatory nature.

They're still trapped and killed in predator control programs throughout North America, but they continue to thrive.