Coyotes are not typically found in the taiga biome. This biome, characterized by its cold climate, coniferous forests, and long winters, is home to a variety of wildlife, but coyotes prefer different habitats. They thrive in grasslands, deserts, and some forested areas, primarily in the western and central United States and parts of Canada.
While coyotes are adaptable animals and can sometimes venture into northern regions, they are not commonly associated with the taiga. Instead, you’ll find other carnivores that are better suited to this environment, such as wolves or lynxes. The taiga is an ecosystem more focused on species that have adapted to cold temperatures and heavy snowfall, which makes it less hospitable for coyotes.