Canis latrans jamesi
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Common Names
Tiburon Island Coyote
'Souls Range
Tiburon Island. See the Coyote Subspecies Map.
Appearance
These coyotes are virtually indistinguishable from mainland Mexican coyotes in appearance, size, and general features. They are small coyotes, with a fur color reddish brown or rusty gold, with more vivid and brighter markings than their northerly neighbors. The Tiburon Island coyote is distinguished primarily from its mainland counterparts by its increased swimming ability, likely an adaptation that allowed the first coyote imports to the island to even make it there in the first place.
Other Characteristics
Survival
As these canines enjoy an isolated territory, they have prospered since the extinction of humanity. Though these coyotes do experience some competition from some other predators sharing their same home range, their Luperci adaptations allow them to maintain a status as dominant predator in the area.
Luperci
Many of these canines are Luperci; of course, isolated pockets of non-Luperci may still remain in some places. There have been some small adaptations of human technology, but for the most part, these canines retain a feral lifestyle, though they will utilize all three of their forms.



