What you need to know about Florida’s urban coyotes

You might see it sprinting across a neighbor’s yard, or trotting down a sidewalk, a small, gray or brownish canine that doesn’t look quite like any dog you’ve ever seen. The animal is slinky and furtive, its eyes darting left and right, and it’s gone within a matter of seconds.

There are coyotes among us.

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Long before his six catches for 116 yards and a touchdown helped propel the Kansas City Chiefs to the Super Bowl, a teenage Marquez Valdes-Scantling just needed a helmet.

As a freshman at St. Petersburg’s Lakewood High School, Valdes-Scantling was small. His father, Marcellus Scantling, said his son stood just 5-foot-6, and he had to buy him a helmet so that he could play.

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Sixteen years after she arrived in Gulfport from upstate New York, ceramic artist Brenda McMahon still thinks there must have been some sort of pixie dust in the air.

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