No, it’s not “Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom,” but it sure could be. Even the folks at National Geographic or PBS’ “Nature” would be proud to have the kind of footage our friend Colin Chase of Gray captured recently. Gray, “the Maine Woodsbooger” as he’s known on YouTube, again demonstrated his knack for amazing camera placement with today’s beautiful footage of a group of coyote pups. The video shows what appears to be a group of eight young coyotes frolicking and playing outside their den. “Eastern coyotes typically breed January-March and the adult females give birth two months later to four to eight pups,” said Shevenell Webb, furbearer biologist for the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. “Based on the size, mobility and coordination of the pups, I would estimate their age to be 3 months old when the video was taken,” Webb said.