Coyote Peterson Fire Ants are the vicious little red ants you typically find in the southern region of the United States. They love to get in your pants and bite. They have been known to cause victims to go into anaphylactic shock and even die from ant bites. Coyotes are pretty cool, but it’s hard to compete with massive colonies of social insects. In fact, these ants build large habitats that can stretch for miles. I went to a place in Georgia called the Black Rock Desert to try and catch them doing their thing. And boy did I find some things! Imagine you’re strolling along a grassy field, enjoying the weather and warm sunlight. Suddenly, from out of nowhere a fireball shoots up into the air and lands in front of you with a “thump.” At first you might think it’s a meteorite or some other extraterrestrial object. But this is not the case. In fact, it’s something far more dangerous – an aggressive ant colony called fire ants. About once every year, as the weather heats up in Florida, coyotes will be burrowing beetles start to wander around. These beetles are rarely seen by anyone except for the coyotes that catch them, who often eat them right away and dig a hole after doing so. On multiple occasions I have found a rather large hole with a single coyote sitting on the dirt mound that the hole creates. This intrigued me, I wondered if they were hiding the fact that they had just eaten something from others of their own kind.

Coyote Peterson Fire Ants

Introduction

Coyote Peterson is an American YouTube personality, wildlife educator, and host of the Emmy Award-winning web series Brave Wilderness. His work has been featured on BBC Earth, National Geographic, Canadian Geographic, Animal Planet and Discovery Channel. He has received multiple awards for his work including a Daytime Emmy award.

Coyote Peterson is an American YouTube personality, wildlife educator, and host of the Emmy Award-winning web series Brave Wilderness.

Coyote Peterson is an American YouTube personality, wildlife educator, and host of the Emmy Award-winning web series Brave Wilderness.

He has been featured in the National Geographic program Animal Planet’s “Wild Recon” series and “Dangerous Encounters”. His web series highlights his encounters with various animal species in nature.

His web series highlights his encounters with various animal species in nature.

Coyote Peterson is a social media influencer, wildlife expert, and television host. He has a YouTube channel in which he shares his knowledge of animals while exploring the wild. His YouTube channel has over 2 million subscribers and has more than 400 million views.

In addition to his work on YouTube, he hosts several television series including Animal Planet’s Breaking Trail, National Geographic’s Brain Games (as “Coyote” Peterson), Discovery Channel’s Deadly 60 Season 6 and Shark After Dark Season 2 where he shares his passion for studying wildlife from around the world with viewers. His series highlights his encounters with various animal species in nature or through field studies or investigations into specific topics such as wolves living near Manhattan or dragons living in Australia!

In January 2012 he produced and starred in the two-part television series Coyote Tales with Tracker John Tosti on Animal Planet.

In January 2012 he produced and starred in the two-part television series Coyote Tales with Tracker John Tosti on Animal Planet. He was the executive producer of the television series, which featured him traveling around North America with professional tracker John Tosti to discover and explore various wildlife species. The first episode of this documentary aired on January 6, 2012, and the second episode aired on January 13, 2012.

His work has been featured on BBC Earth, National Geographic, Canadian Geographic, Animal Planet and Discovery Channel.

Peterson’s work has been featured on BBC Earth, National Geographic, Canadian Geographic, Animal Planet and Discovery Channel. It has also been featured in a variety of countries around the world including America (the United States), Canada and England. In addition to being featured in multiple languages such as English and French, Peterson’s videos are available in several formats including video podcasts and live broadcasts on Facebook Live.

The Brave Wilderness website and YouTube channel provides a combination of exciting wildlife adventures while sharing educational content in an effort to inspire everyone to explore the wilderness.

The Brave Wilderness website and YouTube channel provides a combination of exciting wildlife adventures while sharing educational content in an effort to inspire everyone to explore the wilderness.

The website is a place for people to learn about nature. The YouTube channel is a place for people to watch videos about nature. Both are educational, fun, and entertaining!

He has received multiple awards for his work including a Daytime Emmy award.

He has received multiple awards for his work including a Daytime Emmy award. In addition to the aforementioned awards, Coyote also has received a Primetime Emmy award, Webby award and Streamy award in recognition of his achievements in the field of entomology. He is currently working on an upcoming television series where he will be exploring all things insect related.

This summer you can see this entomological adventurer as he takes on some of his most exciting projects yet! He’s going to be:

• Exploring caves filled with millions of fire ants
• Looking at how large numbers of bees react when they sense danger (hint: it involves swarming)
• Going into an underground neighborhood filled with urbanized rats

Conclusion

Coyote Peterson is an American YouTube personality and wildlife educator who has hosted the Emmy Award-winning web series Brave Wilderness since 2014. His work has been featured on BBC Earth, National Geographic, Canadian Geographic, Animal Planet and Discovery Channel