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Psyche and a guest discuss coyote behavior and pack dynamics, sharing personal anecdotes about encounters. They debunk myths about coyote aggression towards humans, discussing their typical size and pack behavior.
Summary
The episode begins with a discussion about coyote behavior, with Psyche mentioning that coyotes are more scared of humans unless they are in extreme numbers, such as a pack of at least 30 ▶ 0:11. The guest shares a personal anecdote about being surrounded by 12 coyotes ▶ 0:15. The conversation then turns to the size of coyotes, with the guest mentioning that they can grow up to 85 pounds ▶ 0:32, while Psyche notes that the average size is typically between 45 to 55 pounds ▶ 0:46. The guest also mentions that Psyche's dad shot a coyote and took a picture of it ▶ 0:38. At one point, the guest asks Psyche about his size, to which Psyche responds ▶ 0:22, and they also discuss the typical size of coyotes in comparison to a small black lab ▶ 0:26.
The episode appears to focus on educating listeners about coyote behavior and debunking common myths about their aggression towards humans. The conversation suggests that coyotes are not typically aggressive towards humans and are more likely to be scared of them, unless they are in large packs. This theme continues the pattern of exploring and understanding animal behavior in the context of human interactions.
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