"The Coyote" is an informative storybook that delves into the characteristics and behaviors of the coyote. Coyotes are omnivorous and adaptable, characterized by a bushy tail, gray or tan coat, and keen senses of smell, hearing, and vision. Although often mistaken for wolves, coyotes have distinct hunting strategies and spend their days searching for food. They can run at impressive speeds and are frequently heard howling at night. Coyotes live in burrows and typically mate for life, with the potential to have large litters. They sometimes pose a threat to livestock, leading to tension with farmers. Culturally, coyotes hold significant roles in Native American mythology as tricksters and creators. The story concludes by emphasizing the need to respect coyotes to ensure their survival.