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Date Added: April 21, 2008 12:39:02 AM

With its chain-link fences and tidy patches of lawn, Gibson Street in Medford isn't the first place Animal Planet is likely to set up its cameras. So, Joyce Pantone Rodrigues, understandably, was surprised when she looked out her kitchen window on a recent morning and saw a coyote staring back.

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