Where do dingoes originate from?

Answer 1

Dingoes have never been regarded as wolves, but the ancestry of the dingo can now be traced back to the white-footed wolf of Southeast Asia. The scientific name of the dingo has recently been changed from Canis familiaris to Canis lupus dingo, meaning the dingo is a subspecies of "Canis lupus", or the Gray Wolf. The fact that it communicates over long distances with howls rather than barking is a trait belonging to wolves, rather than to domestic dogs with which it has long been associated.

Answer 2

Dingoes are believed to have originated in Eastern Asia.

Answer 3

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.

Answer 4

Yes they did because it was brought to Australia like that

Answer 5

No Dingoes are not related to hyenas. We think somewhere along the line they are descended from wolves. But they are their own subspecies like a fox or a coyote.

Answer 6

Yes, the dingo is one of several subspecies of the wolf.

Answer 7

Dingoes are wolves. They are a subspecies of the gray wolf - Canis lupus dingo.

Answer 8

yes