Coyotes howl to communicate with other coyotes so it makes sense that a lone coyote would seek higher ground in the hope that its cries would carry farther into the night.
But the roof of a parked car?
The accompanying footage was captured recently in Tucson, Arizona, and shared by Mary Coleman of KOLD News 13.
I love this!
Thanks to Patrick Irish for sharing this video with us.
He caught this Tucson coyote that decided to hop on a car and start howling!😍 pic.twitter.com/bSiaB1y3zv— Mary Coleman (@Mary_reports) December 30, 2023
“Thanks to Patrick Irish for sharing this video with us,” Coleman stated Friday via X. “He caught this Tucson coyote that decided to hop on a car and start howling!”
The coyote appears to have entered an automobile dealership, perhaps inspiring one commenter to remark: “He might be ready for the Toyoyathon to begin.”
The footage lasts only 6 seconds and it’s unclear whether the coyote’s howls were answered.
