Animals
Mystery of First Adult Human Fatality by Coyote Attack in Canada Solved by Study on Dietary Shift
The mystery of why a coyote attack on an adult human, which resulted in death, happened was a mystery since it happened in 2009. Recent studies show that the incident arises from a dietary shift.
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