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Coyote climbs onto Wallis Annenberg crossing

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A coyote found the wildlife bridge. The full crossing is still unproven
The first known large mammal to climb onto the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing could not finish the journey. New earthwork may now allow passage—but the real test is reconnection.
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প্রথম সূত্রLos Angeles Times — California১০ সেপ, ৯:২১ PM UTC
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- A coyote found its way onto the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing before builders had finished connecting the route. That is an encouraging first for a bridge meant to reconnect wildlife divided by the 101 Freeway. It is not yet evidence that a large mammal has made it all the way across.

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As of November 5, 2026, a coyote was the first large mammal known to climb onto the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing near Agoura Hills, an early sign that animals may approach it before its scheduled December 2 opening. It could not cross the full structure because the soil connection was unfinished; the report says subsequent earthwork changed that situation but does not say whether the coyote later completed a crossing.

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Scheduled opening of the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing; check for weather delays, completion of the soil connection and documented full large-mammal passages.

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