dr. garrett came to canada to investigate the teenager's death. before but he has seen a pattern with coyotes. they're increasingly and fearlessly encroaching on humans. normally it's harmless. just last week a woman in fargo, north dakota, captured this coyote killing a deer in her backyard. but people are starting to bear the scars of their incounters. three to five people are attacked in the u.s. every year. is ancient coyote behavior evolving right in front of us? to get the answer, we have to look at their history. over the last century they've been on the move, spreading out in every direction. when wolves, their normal enemies, became their romantic partners, that may have been the start of the problem. >> they came into contact with our remnant population of eastern wolves and interbred. all the coyotes that went on to colonize the northeastern united states and eastern canada carried with them some wolf dna they picked up here in southern ontario. >> reporter: the result, a hybrid coyote, larger, less intimidated, fearless animal with att