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How do dingoes behave?

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I know that they are very aggressive and vicious.

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Dingoes usually enjoy being alone, or rouge. But during the mating season will travel to find mates. Dingoes are the close relatives to dogs, but should NOT be treated like a pet in any way. Dingoes are nocturnal hunters which typically eat meat as their main diet but will feed on fruit and such when animals are scarce.

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