State wildlife authorities continue to collect dead coyotes from the Pantano Wash on Tucson's east side, where 32 of the animals have been deliberately poisoned over the past two weeks.
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- Henry Brean
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Arizona wildlife officials say that three pet dogs and at least 18 wild animals appear to have been killed by deliberate poisoning along the Pantano Wash on Tucson's east side.
- Henry Brean, Arizona Daily Star
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It took five days for the pumpkin party to start, and it only lasted 30 minutes.
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Bollard-style walls designed to keep people from crossing the U.S.-Mexico border also block the movements of bears, mountain lions, deer and other animals, according to a study on border barriers and wildlife.
- Janet Fabio & Renee Mazin
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In SaddleBrooke, we are all desert dwellers, but some critters have been in our community much longer than us. Learn more about our desert nei…
- Henry Brean/Arizona Daily Star
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Security camera footage shows a rabid coyote attacking two horses in Tucson.
- Courtesy of Patrick Irish Sr.
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A coyote howls from the roof of a car at the Tucson Auto Mall.
- Courtesy Tracie Robbins
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Nature strikes again in the backyard of Tucsonan Tracie Robbins. Seen here is a coyote stopping for a drink and a recap of bobcat kittens play…
- Video courtesy of Laura Bruner
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A backyard wildlife camera captures funny antics by a javelina, raccoon and coyote. Video courtesy of Laura Bruner.
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Javelinas chow down on leftover Halloween pumpkins in a Tucson backyard.
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