Last week, in Scottsdale, near northern Phoenix, Mom Kelly was picking up something from the back of her car when her 21-month-old son walked covertly toward the front door of the car. At this time, a coyote in ambush saw the child who was left alone, crept close to him, and suddenly pounced on him and tore the child. The child screamed in fright, and dramatically, the coyote was startled by the child's cry and suddenly let go of its mouth. At this time, Kelly ran over in time to drive the coyote away, and the child's arm was bitten by the coyote.
A short time later, a child playing in the playground near the elementary school was also attacked by the coyote, but this time the coyote bit the child's stomach, and the attack site was only 800 meters (half a mile) away from Kelly's home.
According to wildlife experts from the Arizona Department of Fishing and Hunting, comparing the wounds of the two children concluded that the same coyote was responsible. In addition, according to the head of the Arizona Department of Fishing and Hunting, for now, the coyote is still on the run, hoping that residents will pay attention to defense. At the same time, the person in charge also reminded residents not to feed coyotes privately, which can only make them less and less afraid of people, which virtually increases the chance of coyotes attacking humans.
