Please enjoy a lovely story about a wildlife biologist who studied Eastern Coyotes in Nova Scotia.
The story is called: "Someone Comes"
Did you know: Canadian Eastern Coyotes are bigger than Western Coyotes? Some of them can weigh 50 pounds (almost 23 kilograms). Some of them look very much like German Shepherds.
Did you know: Eastern Coyotes can run up to 40 MPH (64 km/hr). They are considered the fastest land animal in Canada.
Did you know: Eastern Coyotes are family animals? The male and female mate for life, and they work together to raise and teach their young.
Eastern Coyotes in their woodland enclosure at the provincial wildlife park in Nova Scotia, Canada.
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Nana Land is a happy, cozy story land designed for children and their gentle readers. Diana is the author of all the stories. Some stories were written from memories of raising her daughter, Meghan, and their times with their yellow Labrador Retriever, Casey and their Beagle, Penny. Other stories, like Who and Trouble on Maple Tree Lane were inspired by her first granddaughter, Olivia. More stories are in mind for the future. Every story has a happy ending, perfect for those last thoughts of contentment and peace just before going off to dreamland.
