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Dingoes avoid predation through a combination of their physical adaptations, social behaviors, and habitat choices. Their agility, keen senses, and ability to camouflage in their natural environment help them evade larger predators. Additionally, dingoes often hunt in packs, which allows them to defend against threats more effectively. They also tend to occupy remote areas where fewer potential predators reside, further decreasing their risk of being hunted.

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