What are dingo?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Dingoes are Australian wild dogs, although they did not originate in Australia (unlike marsupials such as kangaroos and koalas).

The dingo is a placental mammal, and is carnivorous. It is an opportunistic feeder, often eating carrion as well as preying on small or injured mammals. It shares some characteristics with both wolves and modern dogs. It is about 48-58 cm tall at the shoulders, and weighs between 23-32 kg.

The Australian dingo is an ancient, free roaming, primitive canine unique to the continent of Australia. Its original ancestors are thought to have arrived with humans from southeast Asia thousands of years ago.

Today, it is estimated that the majority of the modern "dingoes" are also descended from other domestic dogs. The number of these so-called dingo-hybrids had increased significantly over the last decades and the dingo was therefore classified as vulnerable.

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A dingo is a type of dog.

A dingo is a wild dog.A dingo is an Australian wild dog, that has female and male members. A female dingo is called a bitch, and if it reproduced, its babies would be bears!