Have you seen coyotes in Northeast Ohio? Experts say they’re more common – and less dangerous – than you thin - cleveland.com

Although coyotes are considered a predator, they tend to actively avoid humans and rarely attack. (Photo by Tim Daniel, ODNR Division of Wildlife)

BAY VILLAGE, Ohio – Bay Village residents have raised concerns on social media about recent sightings of coyotes in their neighborhoods, but wildlife experts say they have little to worry about.

Humans are more likely to spot coyotes in the wintertime, but the canines are around all year throughout Ohio – and, in general, are actively trying to avoid people.

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