How does a Dingo adapt?

Answer 1

As a carnivore and scavenger, the dingo is perfectly adapted to living of the injured native fauna. After white man settled in Australia, the dinoges diet included new born lambs and calves, injured rabbit and cats.

Answer 2

Dingoes adapt by growing thicker or thinner coats, depending on what region of Australia they are in. Dingoes howl, instead of barking so they can communicate with other animals at a further distance.

Answer 3

Dingoes adapt to their environment by living in a range of habitats, from deserts to forests. They are skilled hunters and scavengers, able to eat a varied diet including insects, mammals, and fruits. Dingoes are also social animals, living in packs that help them cooperate during hunting and caring for their young.