Snakes are known for their diverse diets, but do they eat coyotes? The answer is yes, but it is extremely rare. Large constrictor snakes, such as pythons and anacondas, have been known to prey on animals as large as deer and alligators. However, coyotes are not a common part of a snake’s diet.
Snakes typically hunt smaller prey that they can easily overpower and consume. Coyotes, being larger and more agile, are not easy targets. In most cases, a snake would avoid a confrontation with a coyote. However, in rare instances, a large snake might attempt to prey on a young or injured coyote.
It’s important to note that such events are not common and are more likely to occur in areas where large snakes and coyotes share the same habitat. In general, snakes prefer smaller, more manageable prey that poses less risk to them during the hunt.