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New law puts teeth into advice given by officials: Don’t feed wild animals

Arizona Capitol Reports Staff//August 4, 2006//[read_meter]

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New law puts teeth into advice given by officials: Don’t feed wild animals

New law puts teeth into advice given by officials: Don’t feed wild animals

Arizona Capitol Reports Staff//August 4, 2006//[read_meter]

Coyotes follow the food, as do mountain lions, javelina and bobcats. In some cases, people make it easy for predators by feeding them or the prey they feed on. Officials...

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