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A wolf walking across the road. Viewed from the bus travelling on Denali Park Road. Denali National Park and Preserve. Alaska. USA.

A coyote roaming lonely along a highway in the Yellowstone National Park, USA

A grey wolf crosses a path in Yellowstone National Park

A Coyote wandering around in the city, close to Oakbank Pond in City of Vaughn, Thornhill, Ontario, Canada

Rare sight of Wild Wolf crossing the Denali Park Road in Alaska's Denali National Park

Wapiti Pack of Black Grey and White Wolves in the Hayden Valley of Idaho Wolf

Alpha female of the Canyon Pack in Yellowstone National Park walking down the snow road.

A Grey Wolf (Canis lupus) on a forest road. Bieszczady Mountains, Carpathians, Poland.

Coyote stopped on the road in Sequoia National Park

Eurasian wolf

Coyote crossing near the North Gardiner entrance in Winter.

The type of coyote found in Yellowstone National Park is the plains coyote (Canis latrans). This species is common throughout the park and well-adapted to the wide range of environments Yellowstone offers, from open meadows and grasslands to forested areas and valleys. Plains coyotes in Yellowstone typically weigh between 25 to 35 pounds and have thick, bushy fur that varies in color from grayish-brown to reddish-brown, which provides camouflage in the park's diverse landscapes.

A camper van driving on an empty rural road with a koala crossing sign, surrounded by eucalyptus trees under a clear sky.

Two common wolves (Canis lupus lupus) running on a meadow.

Wolf-dog in snowy forest

Animals use the roads along with vehicles to get around in Yellowstone and avoid the deep snow.

coyote while crossing the street into Sequoia National Park

A lonely wolf stealthily crouching across a road in Yellowstone National Park.

Shot at Kali tiger reserve, Karnataka

Cars and people visible as a coyote crosses the road. The type of coyote found in Yellowstone National Park is the plains coyote (Canis latrans). This species is common throughout the park and well-adapted to the wide range of environments Yellowstone offers, from open meadows and grasslands to forested areas and valleys. Plains coyotes in Yellowstone typically weigh between 25 to 35 pounds and have thick, bushy fur that varies in color from grayish-brown to reddish-brown, which provides camouflage in the park's diverse landscapes.

Pedestrian crosswalk road marking

Running wolf in a forest.

Wisconsin White tail deer standing in the Middle of a highway as a semi truck is coming down a hill towards her in summer

Cat crossing a road in a residential area in the suburbs of a small town

Coyote roaming in the neighborhoods.

Young coyote roaming the streets of Southern California in plain daylight.

close-up of wolf on brown background

Wolf in sheep's clothing, indoor setting John M.Lund

Urban wildlife a photograph of a coyote walking across a pave road in the suburbs in search for food

Running Eurasian wolf (Canis lupus lupus), photo with the panning effect. Panning is a photographic technique that combines a slow shutter speed with camera motion to create a sense of speed around a moving object.

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