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Discover Dingos: Australia’s Wild Canine and Elusive Drifter An Overview of the Dingo The dingo (Canis lupus dingo) is Australia's wild dog, known for its striking appearance and unique adaptations. Typically weighing between 10 to 25 kilograms, they possess a lean, muscular body, erect ears, and a bushy tail. Their coat can vary from sandy yellow to reddish-brown, often with white markings on the paws and face, making them perfectly suited for their diverse habitats. Habitat and Distribution Dingoes inhabit a range of environments across Australia, from deserts to forests and grasslands. They are often elusive and prefer remote areas, making wild sightings quite rare. While they can thrive in rural and urban settings, spotting one in the wild remains a challenge for most wildlife enthusiasts. Diet and Feeding Habits Dingoes are opportunistic carnivores, primarily hunting kangaroos, wallabies, and small mammals. They also scavenge when necessary. Their hunting skills, combined ...