Wildlife survives in numbers. Whether it’s herds of elk, packs of wolves, or schools of fish, working together increases survival. Coyotes don’t always form large packs, but in the Yellowstone ecosystem, it’s not uncommon to see them teaming up—especially when hunting larger prey.This footage captures a dramatic encounter between a mule deer and a pack of coyotes. A typical coyote pack consists of a breeding pair, their offspring, and occasionally additional family members, with numbers fluctuat