Roadrunners can be found all over Texas, the American Southwest and northern Mexico. They are non-migratory birds, meaning they stay in their native habitats all year long. Despite what you might have seen in cartoons, roadrunners are successfully preyed upon by coyotes. Coyotes can run at 40 mph, which is about twice the top speed of roadrunners, according to @TexasParksWildlife. Roadrunners are primarily carnivorous, eating whatever lizards, insects and birds they can catch, according to Corne

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