article_snippet: However, there have been numerous sightings of coyotes living in New York over the past twelve months.
article_snippet: According to the New York Times, coyotes have been spotted in Pelham Bay Park, Riverside Park and even on Stuyvesant Town on the East Side.
article_snippet: There are also claims that there is one coyote living in Railroad Park, Jamaica, Queens.
article_snippet: There have been numerous sightings of coyotes living in New York over the past twelve months .
article_snippet: Police officers tried to capture the coyote who managed to successfully avoid the officers .
article_snippet: Coyotes begun colonising urban areas and can be found in many parks across New York City .
article_snippet: The NYC Parks Department advises residents against feeding Coyotes as The NYC Parks Department should be kept wary of humans .
article_snippet: According to The NYC Parks Department, Coyotes are becoming more prevalent across New York City .
article_snippet: As a result in the explosion in the numbers of coyotes living within the five boroughs, The NYC Parks Department The NYC Parks Department has even issued guidelines on what to do if you come in contact with a coyote.
article_snippet: Coyotes are native to North America and were traditionally found in deserts or on the plains.
article_snippet: However, now Coyotes have begun colonising urban areas and can be found in many parks across New York City.
article_snippet: The NYC Parks Department advises residents against feeding coyotes as Coyotes should be kept wary of humans.
article_snippet: The NYC Parks Department warn that coyotes can be mostly seen during the mating season of January to March or when the pups leave between October and January.
highlights_snippet: New York Police Department officers tried to capture The coyote .
  
highlights_snippet: Large numbers of coyotes now live in New York city parks .