Dingo and Australian Dingoes
Dingoes The dingo is an Australian wild dog that came to Australia about 4000 years ago. The dingo is found all around Australia except Tasmania. This dingo is found near the main lands with very good water source the dingo is a warm-blooded animal and it’s a carnivore that eats everything.
This animal called a dingo is an endotherm which means a warm blooded animal. That survives on its body heat to keep it warm in winter.
They are meat eaters, and try to feed mainly on this. If unavailable, dingoes have been known to eat reptiles, and any food source it can find. When food is scarce, dingoes group together to feed on larger animals such as kangaroos. Dingoes usually stay and hunt in family groups or solitaire. The dingo lives in places all around Australia. Its habitat is bush land, Desert and basically the countryside of Australia. The dingoes adaptions suit the environment because it loves to be out in the wild in the bush land which is also called the out back or (the country). The dingo main part of the bush land is autumn and the rocks because its ginger coat blends in with the brown coloured leaves and the dark brown rocks.
Dingoes live up to 5-10 years but on a rare case it is possible for a dingo to live for 24 years.
10 interesting facts 1. Dingoes have shape shifting bodies 2. Dingoes cannot bark - but they can howl. 3. A dingo can turn its head through almost 180 degrees in each direction. 4. Most Australian dingoes are ginger-coloured or sandy coloured with white chests. There are also dark coloured dingoes. 5. Australian dingoes are larger than Asian dingoes. 6. Dingoes breed once a year. 7. Australian dingoes mate in autumn. 8. Dingoes have larger canine teeth than domestic dogs. 9. Dingoes have permanently erect ears.
10. Dingoes gestation period is two months.
10 interesting facts 10. Dingoes have shape shifting bodies 11. Dingoes cannot bark - but they can howl. 12. A dingo can turn
This animal called a dingo is an endotherm which means a warm blooded animal. That survives on its body heat to keep it warm in winter.
They are meat eaters, and try to feed mainly on this. If unavailable, dingoes have been known to eat reptiles, and any food source it can find. When food is scarce, dingoes group together to feed on larger animals such as kangaroos. Dingoes usually stay and hunt in family groups or solitaire. The dingo lives in places all around Australia. Its habitat is bush land, Desert and basically the countryside of Australia. The dingoes adaptions suit the environment because it loves to be out in the wild in the bush land which is also called the out back or (the country). The dingo main part of the bush land is autumn and the rocks because its ginger coat blends in with the brown coloured leaves and the dark brown rocks.
Dingoes live up to 5-10 years but on a rare case it is possible for a dingo to live for 24 years.
10 interesting facts 1. Dingoes have shape shifting bodies 2. Dingoes cannot bark - but they can howl. 3. A dingo can turn its head through almost 180 degrees in each direction. 4. Most Australian dingoes are ginger-coloured or sandy coloured with white chests. There are also dark coloured dingoes. 5. Australian dingoes are larger than Asian dingoes. 6. Dingoes breed once a year. 7. Australian dingoes mate in autumn. 8. Dingoes have larger canine teeth than domestic dogs. 9. Dingoes have permanently erect ears.
10. Dingoes gestation period is two months.
10 interesting facts 10. Dingoes have shape shifting bodies 11. Dingoes cannot bark - but they can howl. 12. A dingo can turn