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By Brian L
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Native American legends feature the coyote prominently. He is the trickster, a sly, untrustworthy spirit who is always trying to get the best of people
Contemporary American
B. Coyote in his endless, greedy attempts to lure the Road Runner into an Acme Trap-O-Matic.
Real coyotes do not have any ulterior motives beyond eating and sleeping, of course. But the legends are not entirely untrue.
Coyotes are smarter than the average canine in other ways as well. When confronted by a fence, they will dig "slides* into the ground until they can slip '#dej| tee barricade. And .uplffcs wild dogs, who kill theirby mauling it to
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