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Trail Cameras Show Coyotes Using the World’s Largest Wildlife Crossing

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Briefings

A Nautilus article reports that coyotes are utilizing the world's largest wildlife crossing, which officially opens next month. The study highlights this behavior using trail cameras as primary evidence. No specific numbers, dates, or locations beyond the general 'world's largest' designation are provided in the snippet.

Key points

• Coyotes are utilizing the world's largest wildlife crossing, a behavior confirmed by trail camera observations.
• The wildlife crossing is scheduled to officially open next month.

Context

The finding suggests a significant shift in coyote behavior, potentially indicating adaptation to a major infrastructure project. However, the source material does not specify the location of the crossing or the specific scale of the project.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single article snippet from Nautilus. Specific details such as the exact location of the crossing, the number of coyotes observed, or the specific date of the opening are not provided in the source text.

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