at Año Nuevo using stable isotope analysis. They discovered that
coyotes are relying much more on marine resources, including
elephant seal carcasses, than they had in the past.
Click here for the San Jose Mercury News article.
Friday, March 28, 2014
Coyotes developing a taste for fish and elephant seals!
UCSC researchers are studying the diet of the coyote population
at Año Nuevo using stable isotope analysis. They discovered that
coyotes are relying much more on marine resources, including
elephant seal carcasses, than they had in the past.
Click here for the San Jose Mercury News article.
at Año Nuevo using stable isotope analysis. They discovered that
coyotes are relying much more on marine resources, including
elephant seal carcasses, than they had in the past.
Click here for the San Jose Mercury News article.
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Año Nuevo is a fantastic State Beach, amazing that Coyotes are showing up there. Can't wait to visit again!
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