Rare Coyote Sighting Catches Yucatán By Surprise

For most of its history, the Yucatán Peninsula simply wasn’t coyote country. The animal belonged to the arid brushlands of northern Mexico and the American West, thousands of kilometers (roughly 620-plus miles) from the humid limestone flats around Mérida. So when Yucatán’s Tourism Promotion Secretariat, Sefotur, released photos this week of a coyote padding through...