@Steven. Misanthrope Oh didn’t realise crocs live in trees

@@MysticWig living in trees would mean arboreal

@@delevicchiotaylor4 yes I know. I was been facetious

@@MysticWig laughing my ass off rn 😂 so true 😂

@Steven. Square Peg. except the word "terrestrial" wasn't used

I can vouch for how bad a dingoes bite is as I've gotten inbetween my boys fighting over a bone once and I still have scars to this day , teeth are sooo sharp and the bite ahhh ☠️

The touch me not corgis (can't spell rip)

“A dingo ate my baby” is the only thing I know about a dingo! 😳😆😆🤷🏽‍♂️

Yep, don't doubt it!

😛🤪😋😅 That road runner had better watch out !!!

Yes

This video is biased.

Western coyotes are chumps compared to Eastern ones

not that i don't agree with you, but coyotes survive in equally harsh climates. They exist from Central America (tropical rain forests) up to the Arctic Circle and every climate in between

In all of the videos I’ve seen thus far I’ve been correct at the beginning of the video-except this one. I always thought dingos were more solid and weighed a bit more. When he said the Coyote was larger and heavier I was surprised. Wow this was a bit confusing. Thanks for clearing this up.

That’s why they were considered vermin to farmers for the longest especially during the early years of America, I have coyotes in my area also but they’re rare to see and they rarely attack humans where I’m at even though some have in the last couple years especially during the height of Covid when less humans was going outside

One of my close friends HATES his neighbors’ dog, and hopes it is killed by Coyotes someday. I love coyotes personally, they are very underrated.

@@benjithecorgi5714 That's an awful thing to say. Here, a dog would have a hard time, by itself, winning against a coyote, though a local pitt mix is said to have killed one. I also heard a neighbor believes a huge "dog" fight inside their chain linked fence was their Pyrenese holding the throat of a coyote that entered the yard. Coyotes can easily jump a yard fence and I saw a video where one easily sprang onto the top of a shed. They can also run about 40 MPH.

Yeah we take care of that problem where I come from..

@@sharoncampbell206 I know, right

Eastern coyotes are bigger

@@codis5722because they are crossed with the Nova Scotia wolf..the only wolf that would breed with them..timbers or reds would kill them

Definitely the dingo. The coyote is no match for the dingo's powerful jaws. They can also scale 8 foot high fences.

Probably the western coyote dingo would win. Eastern coyote can get to near 60lb. Would definitely beat a dingo.

@recneps8672 there not even full coyote lmao

Exactly they out here Chacing reds while coyotes struggle with bagers

Shane4Bass I don’t want a dingo you can have ☝🏾 of them not me keep em please

@@brandonhorlback5786 you can't there wild animals

​@@ducestat06savage99 you can adopt dingos, although they can be a lot of work

Yeah fax I remember when I saw them for the first time n saying fuck they’re huge

The coyotes strength are their numbers and their adaptability to thrive all over the United States. They even know to avoid humans while associating them with food, too.

Yes, Silver or Black-Backed Jackal.

Isn’t which one a silver blacked jackal?

@@carolfinch443 Silver-Backed and Black-Backed are the same species. Black-Backed is the name used more often but both are used.

Say so

Dingoes tip the scales at about 20kg... and have been in Australia over 15k years. This guys a bit off.

In other words, one Dingo would shred up one Coyote.

@@MiraSubieGirlsame with northeast coyotes, they’ll gather in packs during winter and tear deers apart. Some get big enough to be mistaken for wolves.

Me with the coyote

I think coyote cuz it’s more wolf like and bigger

Dingo would rip a coyote in half.

Yeah the script writer for this fucked up big time, as a side note the guy was speaking didnt write it because he also does the voice over for channels

An African wild dog is smaller than a wolf and a coyote is slightly smaller than a wolf and a dingo is slightly smaller than the African wild dog

@@Saintphoenix86 You upset?

The narator may not have written the text, but he should've known that 81 - 94 cm is smaller than 1.1 - 1.4 m.

Coyotes are blending with Grey Wolves on the E. coast, making them even larger. One here in this area tested DNA Wolf/Coyote hybrid. I saw one killed, also, which was large with a bigger head than those pictured.

@@sharoncampbell206 the Eastern coyotes are crossed with the Nova Scotia wolf it's the only wolf that will..the gray wolf and the red wolf will kill them..there are many dog crosses also..

Dingos are bigger

@@ducestat06savage99 Coyote has a 4kg advantage. Dingo is muscular Coyote is thin

@@tigerdominates...9398 dingoes are the 3rd largest wild canines after wolves and African wild dogs

@@Beezy_420See man, dingos are 12kg Coyote is 15kg

Bruh

Dingoes can run 60km/hour, travel 40km a day, jump two metres high and successfully climb trees. They are also known to have killed people.

@@lindajohnston552 The can jump two and half metres high. I worked for the Department of Agriculture in Western Australia and the dingo enclosures had to be 3 metres high. At the top was barbed wire that sloped inwards. I have seen the dingoes reach that barbed wire. They had to be sorted into pairs, one dominant, one submissive in each enclosure

Lol, Coyotes aren't killing and eating a legitimate Pitbull. I've seen APBTs take down large wolves. As far as Dogs vs. Coyotes, Akitas have destroyed entire Coyote packs on multiple occasions that I am personally familiar with.

Exactly

Foxes are no where close to coyotes in the evolutionary tree of canids . Dingoes, coyotes, domestic dogs, *golden jackals*, grey wolves, red wolves, & possibly Ethiopian wolves are all in the canis genus or sisters to the genus. Most foxes are vulpes. Grey foxes and South American foxes aren’t true foxes, vulpes

@@ducestat06savage99I knew it just by seeing the thumbnail of this video, looks like the Dingo is kinda a bit more robust, I voted for the Dingo before I clicked and watched this video. Edit: he voted for Coyote. At least he admit that if they were the same size, the dingo would win.

@@NYUSmanChannel yes not to mention coyotes can barely handle a bager dingos be out here hunting the buffed rats

And also no there not feral there not even dogs there a subspecies of Asian wolves there like African wild dogs

But supposedly they are smaller, soo... However I spent a couple of weeks camping in Fraser Island and saw tone of them ranging from anorexic runts scavenging the beach, to big pitbull looking things hunting in the bush. So like always depends on the individual.

@@paulwhat322 no there bigger There the 3d largest wild canied behind wolves and African wild dogs

Idk are we including cross breeds around me we have coywolfs also know as eastern coyote and they get huge.

@@ducestat06savage99 no they aren’t, coyotes are larger than dingos

@@warplease no full boodded animals only that's cheating that's like saying let's put a tiger against a ligon cause the lion lost

Yes. I live in New England and didn't think we had coyotes here, but then I saw a poster showing the ranges of several coyote packs in the area. I was surprised because I never saw any. A month or two later, I had to drive to an airport early, while it was still dark. I saw several coyotes from my car. They became "real" to me in my neighborhood. Since then (about 10 years ago), I've seen them during the day too.

Why would you let your pet chase wild animals?

Your a idiot for letting your dog chase after coyotes

Technically are feral Dog, just not a recent feral population, and are a very much needed predator. They are an ancient neolithic breed, brought to Australia from South-East Asia by humans, humans played a part in their morphological appearance, they are (Canis familiarus). Dingo Dog share ancestry with a South-East Asian Dogs, look into Kintamani Dog, and the Bali Street Dogs responsible for their creation, all classed as (Canis familiarus). [QUOTE] A genetic study indicates that the Kintamani dog is native to Bali and was derived from Bali street dogs. The Bali street dogs are most closely aligned with the Australian dingo, more distantly related to AKC recognized breeds of Asian origin but not those of European origin. Therefore, the Kintamani dog was developed from Balinese dogs with little loss of genetic diversity. [UNQUOTE]

@@zebedeemadness2672 *canis lupus dingo* not familiarus. Familiarus is a domestic dog👌🏾💯

@@Murdaman-qu1ti There ancestry is from a population of Asian pariah dog, that are classified as (Canis familiarus), New Guinea singing dogs and Dingo dogs, sit in the clade of Asian dog breeds, they are a isolated feral land breed, they tame easier then wolves, as show by the way native Australians that would collect and keep them as of when they wanted to, (any animal that was once domestically ownd by humans, but is now reverted to a wild state is feral, City pigeon, wild pigs in America and Australia, Domestic cats world wide, Domestic horses etc, still hold the same scientific names as there fully domestic counterparts). Based on there isolation, and the fact they made it to Australia before agriculture, if i was to rank them higher than (Canis familiarus), i would put them as (Canis familiarus dingo) so once domestic now wild, not (Canis dingo) mother nature didn't fully created them, humans started them off, humans took them past being wolves, it's not fully agreed where New Guinea singing dogs and Dingo dogs sit, all scientific names (Canis lupus dingo), (Canis dingo), (Canis familiarus), (Canis familiarus dingo) are all used by different people, it isn't fix because they can't fully decide. Based on the fact they sit in the clade of the Asian domestic dog breeds, to me they are a neolithic ancient breed, like the Mongolian hourse that is said to have been domesticated in Asian 10,000 years ago for meat, and has been started to be ridden around 4,000 years ago, they are feral that are collected when needed, and still hold the scientific name (Equus caballus) Domestic horse. New Guinea singing dogs and Dingo dogs are in the Asian dog breed clade making them closely related to Chow-chow, Akira, Shiba-inu, Shar-pei etc more so to the Bali street dogs and the Kintamani dog. For me they are still to close to (Canis familiarus) to be (Canis dingo), so they are (Canis familiarus) if i was to give them a status above that, it would be ecotypes of New Guinea singing dogs and Dingo dog (Canis familiarus dingo), this would be enough to give them protection, as it would part them from Domestic dog (Canis familiarus familiarus).

I've heard the eastern yotes could be classified as "coywolves"....cross between wolves and coyotes.... they're larger than regular coyotes.

"coytoes" found east of the Mississippi river are actually coywolves (cross between the critically endangered red wolf and coytoe to be exact) , they can get up to 70-80 pounds in some areas but usually average 50-60 pounds

Coyotes can also bark like domestic dogs.

My bad read it wrong rip 😂

I’ve heard that dingoes are actually the smartest of canids. Having the second largest brain size compared to body size of all *Carnivora* spotted hyena being the first.

@@awesomepixie419 interesting stuff.

I wouldn’t say coyotes are smarter, there’s several scientific papers on tool use in dingoes

Dingo would destroy a coyote easily

I really appreciate how you brought up the Epicyon haydeni vs dire wolf (Aenocyon dirus) match up. It’s an intriguing fight which I believe would be won by the Epicyon. Basically, it is a super heavyweight boxer vs a cruiserweight boxer. The dire wolf may have weighed as much as 220 lbs (max) but the Epicyon would have weighed 300 lbs & more. Too much size & weight advantage in my book. Epicyon was called EPIC for a reason, lol! WildCiencias, this is a Fantasy Fight that you should really consider doing.

epicyon haydeni probably Coyote probably Lion probably Reticulated python - Steppe mammoth Colombian Mammoth Woolly Rhino - 3 wolverines

The largest 170kg epicyon easily wins over the largest 110kg dire wolf. Rottweier easily wins. Lion stomps The python would win 6 out of 10. 50/50 Steppe mammoth I guess. Colombian mammoth Woolly rhino wins easily Caucasian shepherd with EZ The Wolverines I guess.

You've mentioned some of my favorite animals, All Mammoth Species, Straight Tusk Elephant,Lions&Wolverine

Their ancestors were dogs when they brought over into Australia. They’re technically native now though

PSW PKW Killer whale god stomps Bengal tiger ARBS Black caiman

Tiger shark Bull shark Killer whale 50-50 Bull shark Black caiman

@The gladiator Carlo er i said "amazon river" bull shark so that means the fight takes place on amazon river

Yes Salties are, bigger, but unless you go in the water, dingoes rule!

Jaguar stomps Black bear ez Sabre tooth ultra stomps Snow leopard Giant squid gulps down

@@bmt4628 Snow leaopard??? Lol

*leopard

@@wrestler-kickboxer2524 ugh yeah?

Jaguar Dire wolf Sabertooth tiger Snow leopard Giant squid

Usually the elderly or kids it's pretty easy to bully a coyote

I think depends on the area, farms and rural areas they’re more timid because humans won’t hesitate to kill them especially farmers, in some areas of America some farmers will shoot to kill any coyote they see around their property

@@ducestat06savage99 What about coywolves? They're known to be bigger, bolder, and more aggressive.

@@Yoshikarter1 that's not fair there hybrids but depends on the size

@@megliymeri5561 buddy a coyote compared to a human there not that big there not wolves

Dingos aren't dogs

And dingos can take Down kangaroos

@@ducestat06savage99 They are dogs

I think y’all forget Dingoes are not domesticated dogs..they are wild Australian dogs closely related to Aisan wolves..Dingoes are 3rd-4th wild canids adapter wolves and African wild dogs

@@Beezy_420 Dingoes are from Asia, not Australia

for the most part, a farm with guardian type dogs (like a great pyrenees) would be enough of a deterrent to keep coyotes away. Possibly because they have historically shared territory and been prey of wolves, they are much more timid around bigger domestic dogs. though they definitely go for small dogs and cats. People in California even started having their small dogs wear huge spike collars if they let them outside to protect from coyotes. but I agree, Dingoes seem the more formidable of the two by far IMO. Hearing them howl in big packs like that would be very scary!!

The Golden Eagle would win

That what I was gonna say🤣😂😂

Lol!

A wolf would still handle them with ease 😂☠️ but dingos don’t play

@@jasonmartial113a dingo and a coyote together would definitely defeat one wolf

@@lucasbrandt5501 a grey artic wolf would destroy them even 5 coyote or dingos wouldn’t stand a chance . A PITBULL killed 9 coyotes.....

I agree, he was completely wrong about the size of Dingoes as well. On average, they are actually bigger and heavier than Coyotes.

In a street fight, sure...

@@dead-eyeddrifter5756 yes even said they were dogs💀 lol Literally classified as wild animal and are a subspecies of Asian wolf

Some coyotes have taken down moose.

@@codis5722 wolves *

Yes perhaps by native Americans. You'd have to consult the Aboriginal people of Australia

dingo ate my baby which is a true story but people never believed her when her baby did get eatin by a dingo

Your knowledge about animals is just--

I love dogs family

There both pretty even I’ll go with dingos

How did the pitbull fare? They are no pushovers.

Pitbulls would savage a Coyote, Coyote's are frail and cowardly compared to Dogs and Wolves, Typically only small dogs can be overtaken by a Coyote. Most Coyotes would run from a medium sized dog and up unless they are desperate or infected by rabies.

Literally anything as big or bigger than a tarantula

Plenty of Oriental videos out there showing fights between mantises and numeous other arthropods.... no need to make a hypothetical video when the real deal is already out there....

Coyotes have bread with wolves and dogs to produce fertile offspring. They are very closely related. If given the opportunity, they would probably mate with dingoes.

@@SmedleyDouwright wow CANIDs together have bread for breakfast 🤗

Will you say this if wild ciencias next Vid is Mike Tyson Vs chimpanzee!!!??

@@SmedleyDouwright dingos are wild animals not dogs

@@ducestat06savage99 Dingos are better described as feral rather than wild.

40 is over doing it I'd say about 10 cause they wouldn't be able to feed all the pack

Not really tbh