Coronavirus: Listen to the howls of coyotes as lockdown keeps people inside in San Francisco

KGO logo
Friday, April 17, 2020
VIDEO: Coyotes howling howling into the night in SF
If you live in San Francisco, you may be hearing a little more howling at night. People are reporting seeing more coyotes walking the streets now that everyone is inside due to COVID-19.

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- If you live in San Francisco, you may be hearing a little more howling at night. At first, you may even confuse the wailing sound for dogs outside your window. But don't be fooled, people are reporting seeing more coyotes walking at night during coronavirus pandemic.



RELATED: Video captures coyote following San Francisco couple walking dog



Nick Delia shared video of coyotes howling and chattering in the middle of a San Francisco street on March 31.


Delia said the "craziest part" was hearing them howl. "Usually they just keep moving and stay away from humans," he told Storyful.



VIDEO: Coyote dashes through Downtown San Francisco traffic with rat in mouth



People have reported seeing more wildlife since California and San Francisco issued shelter-in-place orders last month.


Wildlife experts are reminding people not to feed or approach the coyotes, especially during the spring season when they may have pups in tow or nearby.



If you have a question or comment about the coronavirus pandemic, submit yours via the form below or here.



Get the latest news, information and videos about the novel coronavirus pandemic here



RELATED STORIES & VIDEOS:


Copyright © 2024 KGO-TV. All Rights Reserved.