This is an every little thing, Mini.

You call the question, we find you an answer.

Today's question comes from Pedro in London.

So road runners, are they actually fast and do coyotes sometimes eat them or try to eat

them?

Thanks.

Have coyotes learned nothing from loony tunes?

Do they dare go after road runners?

Ah, coyote dove!

That's road runner researcher Tina Guo.

And she says, real like coyotes aren't as obsessed with road runners as their cartoon

counterparts.

Yeah, I don't think it's unheard of for a coyote to eat a road runner, but they're

not going to be targeting them.

And that's because road runners are just too fast.

They can run up to 25 miles per hour.

But super speed isn't their only advantage, Tina says.

They also have a secret weapon, funky feet that make them hard to track.

Most birds have three toes in the front and one in the back, so you can see which

way they're going from their tracks.

But for road runners, that's not the case.

Road runners have zygodactyl feet, so two toes in the front and two toes in the back

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