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Long Island’s Newest Arrival: The Eastern Coyote

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The resourceful coyote is slowly colonizing Long Island, the last significant landmass in North America that it has not completely colonized. Christa Donaldson

The resourceful coyote is slowly colonizing Long Island, the last significant landmass in North America that it has not completely colonized. Christa Donaldson

authorMike Bottini on Jul 27, 2020
The island of Hawaii, at 4,000 square miles, is the largest island in the United States. The 14 next-largest islands are all located in the state of Alaska, with one... more

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