People living in Eastern Canada and U.S. are probably familiar with the smart, adaptable wild canine that lives in their forests, neighborhood parks and even cities. What they may not know is that ...

Over the course of the past two centuries, a slow but sure transformation – aided by the growth of human civilization – has led to the creation of a hybrid canine species that is rapidly expanding in ...

Reports of “coywolves” are on the rise in the Philly area. You’re probably wondering what a coywolf is – and we’re here to help. Apparently, it’s a mix between a dog, a coyote and/or (maybe?) a wolf. ...

For more than a decade now, coywolves have been living in Vermont. A what? In fact, it is a hybrid of wolf, coyote and dog. And it is a creature of which state officials are quite mindful these days. ...

reports that in the relative absence of mountain lions and Eastern wolves, a new breed of canine, known as the coywolf (commonly called the Eastern coyote) has established itself as the apex predator ...

(Detroit Free Press) -- Phil Myers had heard the stories from Cheboygan County farmers: Tales of odd, oversized animals that looked bigger than a coyote, but smaller than a wolf, and hunted in packs — ...

For more than a decade now, coywolves have been living in Vermont. A what? In fact, it is a hybrid of wolf, coyote and dog. And it is a creature of which state officials are quite mindful these days. ...

Coyote wolf hybrids, or coywolves, have evolved over a relatively short period of time and are now found in areas in eastern North America stretching from southern Canada into parts of the Midwest and ...

It isn't often that scientists get to see evolution unfold right in front of their eyes. However, it appears that this phenomenon is occurring right now in North America. Coywolves, a hybrid of ...

Tom has a Master's degree in Journalism. His editorial work covers anything from archaeology and the environment to technology and culture. Tom has a Master's degree in Journalism. His editorial work ...

A new "man-made" species of predators called the "coywolf," a breed mix of the coyote and the wolf, is now said to be growing in numbers across North America, with populations reaching millions.