Callie Broaddus

National Geographic

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Writer at National Geographic.

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Most Angelenos are familiar with what coyotes look like: large ears, black noses, greyish and rust-colored fur, and yellow eyes.

Why do some California coyotes suddenly have blue eyes?

Most Angelenos are familiar with what coyotes look like: large ears, black noses, greyish and rust-colored fur, and yellow eyes.

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