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Coyote America A Natural and Supernatural History

Dan Flores

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The Joe Rogan Experience

The book was highlighted across three episodes as an insightful look at the natural and supernatural history of coyotes. Joe Rogan and his guests praised it as a great, interesting work that explains how coyote populations respond to killing and traces their evolutionary background, noting the author's expertise as a wildlife biologist and historian. The overall tone was enthusiastic, indicating a strong recommendation.

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Episode: #1324 - Ian Edwards

It was mentioned as a great book about coyotes. The book delves into the history and science of coyotes. The speaker learned about the book through his friend Steve Rinella, and it was mentioned that the book reveals that killing coyotes only leads to more coyotes.

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Here's a great book called Coyote America by Dan Flores.

Really interesting book.

But one of the things they found out is that when you kill a coyote, they just make more coyotes.

Episode: #1279 - Jessimae Peluso

The author Dan Flores was mentioned as a wildlife biologist and historian, and his book Coyote America was discussed. He discussed the history of coyotes and wolves in North America, which apparently all wild dog species came from North America.

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What was the gentleman Dan? coyote America the the author Goddamnit.

Was he like a dude who lived amongst the wolves?

Yes, Dan Flores. No, he's a wildlife biologist and a historian

Yeah, he was talking about the history of coyotes and wolves in North America apparently all wild dog species came from North America Even like jackals yeah shit like that like they made it across over there somehow like during the Pangea's Period or something.

Episode: #1439 - Michael Osterholm

He mentioned Dan Flores's book Coyote America as a reference for how coyotes have colonized urban areas.

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Dan Flores who has been a guest on the podcast before has a great book called Coyote America

Episode: #1397 - S.C. Gwynne

He referenced Dan Flores's Coyote America among the nature books he admires.

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There's a guy named Dan Flores he's got a bunch of great books and one of them is called Coyote America.

Episode: #2507 - Harland Williams

The hosts referred to Coyote America as a book by Dan Flores that explores the behavior and distribution of coyotes across North America.

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Coyote America, that book by Dan Flores, the same guy who wrote Bison Ecology and Bison Diplomacy.

The MeatEater Podcast

It's a biography of the coyote, tracing its evolutionary history in North America, its relationship with Indigenous peoples, its interactions with European settlers, and its remarkable adaptation to the modern world.

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Coyote America is a biography of the animal, in effect is what it is.

— Episode: Ep. 069: Dr. Dan Flores

Episode: Ep. 069: Dr. Dan Flores

It's a biography of the coyote, tracing its evolutionary history in North America, its relationship with Indigenous peoples, its interactions with European settlers, and its remarkable adaptation to the modern world.

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Coyote America is a biography of the animal, in effect is what it is.

It's an attempt to write a biography of the coyote from its evolution in North America, which goes back to the beginnings of the canid family 5.3 million years ago, through its long roller coaster-like history in America, including about 10,000 years of time when it was revered as a principal deity by the native people of the American West, everywhere that coyotes were found.

And I do a chapter called Old Man America in the book, which takes on that story and relates, in my own prose, four different, what I think are sort of representative old man coyote stories, which are, if one stops to think about it, this is the oldest literature in North America.

So the story, the coyote's biography continues from that through its first encounters with Europeans in the 19th century, people like Lewis and Clark, Mark Twain, John Charles.

Episode: Ep. 033

Published in mid-May 2024, this book offers a natural and supernatural history of coyotes in North America, exploring their evolutionary history, adaptation, and complex relationship with humans. The book delves into the fascinating history of the coyote's name, and how it differs between different parts of North America.

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And the other book is called Coyote America, a Natural and Supernatural History. And that book comes out about the middle of May.

The book's Coyote America, a Natural and Supernatural History. But I lay out the story in two different places in that book. Why you say coyote and I say coyote.

One of the fascinating consequences of that today is one of the things we've got going on in the Eastern United States is the emergence of an animal called the coy wolf. And it's an intermixture, an interbreeding between coyotes that under persecution by the federal government and state governments over the last 70 or so years have expanded their range out of the West all over North America.

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