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Dingoes
What effect would the environment and people have if dingoes went extinct?
What would happen if dingoes went extinct?How do dingoes affect the environment?Why are dingoes important to the ecosystem?What do dingoes do?How can...
Why are dingoes so important to the world?
Dingoes are Australia's only native canid and play an important role as an apex predator, keeping natural systems in balance. Why are dingoes importan...
What kind of animal do dingoes eat?
Dingo hunting is opportunistic. Animals hunt alone or in cooperative packs. They pursue small game such as rabbits, rodents, birds, and lizards. These...
Do dingoes fight back or hide from enemies?
Can dingoes fight?How aggressive are dingoes?How do dingoes hunt their prey?What are dingoes known for?What are dingoes scared of?Do dingoes eat othe...
What is the life cycle of a dingo?
Life history cycle Weaning of the pups occurs at about two months, at which time the pups may be abandoned or can stay with the parents for about a ye...
What are dingos adaptation?
Dingoes have strong leg muscles allowing them to run at incredible speeds. They also have rotatable feet keep them up while they run and to make a qui...
Where are Dingo found?
Dingoes are found across most of mainland Australia – from deserts to snow-covered alpine areas, from grasslands to rainforests, though they favour ed...
Where Dingo live?
Where do they live? From harsh deserts to lush rainforests, the highly adaptable dingo is found in every habitat and state of Australia except Tasmani...
What is a group of Dingo called?
Dingos are social creatures that live in groups called packs, though some dingos choose to live alone. A pack usually has around 10 members. They trav...