Kaberi Dutta ChatterjeeDirector, KAA Media · Narrative Architect | Director, KAA Media Inc.

Life in Canada: Spotting a Coyote on our hike!

2 Jul 2019 · 2 min

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In this brief on‑location vlog, the narrator walks through Springbrook Meadows and spots a coyote. They ask viewers to stay quiet, point out their son watching the animal, and express concern about a possible attack, recalling a prior dog bite incident. The narrator mentions needing a stick for protection, intersperses a few non‑English phrases, and watches the coyote walk away before concluding the segment.

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This is a park called Springbrook Meadows, and we are walking over here, and I can see a coyote. Can you see a coyote? That's called a coyote. I don't know if they can see it. You have to be very quiet, okay? That's my son ahead of me. He's just standing there and watching. I just hope it doesn't attack us because last time we got attacked by a dog here. Good to be shikachi jauna. Good to be shikachi jiuna. I think I need a stick or something if it Attacks. बाबू बेशी कच्चे जिया शना। I don't know what I should use as a stick fit attacks. It's just going away. But it's used to seeing how much Let's climb that tree. Bahar, it's gone, it's gone. Oh, it's gone.