Animal Life
Dingoes
How have dingoes evolved?
Wiki User
August 21, 2014 11:39AM
Dingoes have evolved from the Indian wolf or the Arctic wolf and have been around for 6,000 to 10,000 years. They have evolved to have a large powerful head, large teeth, and flatter skulls.
Related Questions
Asked in Animal Life
Do dingoes attack other dingoes?
No. Dingoes do not readily attack other healthy dingoes.
However, dingoes are opportunistic feeders, and scavengersm so if
they encountered a wounded, dying dingo, they would most likely
attack it for food.
Asked in Dingoes
Are dingoes dead?
no i think they are found in australlia
If dingoes are dead, then no.
Asked in Dingoes
What are some characteristics of a Dingo?
Dingoes are a reddish color. Dingoes are ****
Asked in Dingoes
Where do dingoes originate from?
Dingoes are believed to have originated in Eastern Asia.
Asked in Dingoes, Indigenous Australians
Did aboriginals use dingoes for hunting?
yes they use dingoes
Asked in English Spelling and Pronunciation
How do you spell dingoes?
That is the correct spelling of the plural noun dingoes.
Asked in Animal Life, Dingoes, Antarctica
Do dingoes live in Antarctica?
No, dingoes live in Australia, not in Antarctica.
Asked in Dingoes
Why do dingoes live in groups?
Dingoes live in packs to be stronger.5 Dingoes hunting together
is better than 1.
Asked in Animal Life, Reptiles, Dingoes
Are dingoes reptiles?
Nope - Dingoes are mammals - belonging to the Dog family.
Asked in Dingoes
How many offspring do dingoes have?
dingoes can have a range from one to ten offspring.