Chapter 1539-bonfire

It wasn't strange to encounter coyotes in the primitive forests of North America. After all, they could encounter them in big cities, so it was normal to encounter them in the forest.

No one knew exactly how many coyotes there were in North America. People only knew that in 2013 alone, the United States Department of Agriculture invested in the killing of more than 70000 coyotes, as well as 4 million other wild animals, for reasons such as the protection of endangered species, public safety, and control of Wildlife Diseases.

These reasons were actually very easy to understand. Some animals were very adapted to the natural environment, so they reproduced in large numbers, and the living space of some endangered animals would be occupied. For example, the spotted owls were no match for the foreign owl population, and their numbers were getting smaller and smaller. To protect the spotted owls, they had to kill the foreign owl population.