The image of the lone Coyote howling at the moon has long been a symbol of the North American wilderness. Yet in reality, the Coyote is not a solitary animal. They mate for life and often hunt in packs. Coyotes prey on smaller animals inhabiting grass and woodland areas.

Symbolism and Inspiration of the Coyote
Since the beginning of time it is believed the healing and inspirational power of wild animals can be a source of guidance in our daily lives. According to ancient beliefs, the coyote is a symbol of the trickster or prankster and always appears when life is getting too serious. Coyote's levity and open-mindedness encourages us to see other points of view, other faces of the moon with both wisdom and insight. Coyote is a master storyteller who brings the healing medicine of laughter into the stories of our lives and the tales we weave with others.