Abandoned construction site becomes ‘coyote condo’ with nighttime howls
An abandoned West Hollywood condominium development has become home to a new pack of Southern California natives — the four-legged variety.
Reported by 1 outlet — Seattle Times. See all sources ↓
An abandoned condo project in West Hollywood has been taken over by coyotes. Residents hear the animals howling at night. The site, meant for homes, is now a wild animal den. Officials are monitoring the situation.
Why it matters
It shows how wildlife can move into urban areas when buildings are left empty. Residents may need to stay safe and avoid attracting the animals.
- What happened at the abandoned site?
- Coyotes moved in and are heard howling at night.
- Why are coyotes there?
- The empty construction site offers shelter and food, making it a good habitat.
How outlets are framing the same story
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All outlets present the story in the same way, focusing on the coyotes taking over the empty building.
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Abandoned construction site becomes ‘coyote condo’ with nighttime howls
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