Canadian folk singer attacked and killed by coyotes in Nova Scotia
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- 30 October 2009: Canadian folk singer attacked and killed by coyotes in Nova Scotia
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Taylor Mitchell, a Canadian folk singer, was attacked by two coyotes while hiking alone in Cape Breton Highlands National Park in Nova Scotia on Wednesday, officials said.
Another hiker nearby heard screams and contacted park rangers, where they found two coyotes attacking Mitchell. Rangers shot and injured one of the animals as it tried to flee.
Mitchell, aged 19, was airlifted to a Halifax hospital in critical condition. That evening, police found what they suspected to be the other coyote, and shot and killed it.
Mitchell died the following morning from bite wounds covering her entire body. The animals were described as "extremely aggressive" by park authorities. The dead coyote was tested to determine what caused the two to attack, as coyote attacks are very rare.
Sources
- Anne Lu "Canadian Singer Taylor Mitchell Brutally Attacked By Coyotes". All Headline News, October 29, 2009
- Jenny Booth "Teenage folk singer Taylor Mitchell killed by coyotes". Times Online, October 29, 2009
- "Musician Taylor Mitchell Dies After Being Attacked by Coyotes". FOX news, October 29, 2009
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