Historical Illustration of a Coyote in Natural Habitat #82594 (License: Personal Use)

This finely detailed black-and-white engraving captures a coyote in a naturalistic stance, its fur rendered through meticulous cross-hatching and stippling techniques typical of 19th-century scientific illustration. The animal’s sharp gaze, erect ears, and muscular frame convey vigilance and adaptability, while the surrounding flora-including tall reeds and low-lying grasses-suggests a riparian or open woodland habitat. The style reflects the era’s emphasis on anatomical accuracy and ecological context before modern photography became widespread.

Used in educational articles, museum digital archives, or historical zoology pages to illustrate early wildlife documentation; serves users seeking visual references for taxonomic studies, evolutionary biology, or art history of natural science illustration.