1. Dingoes By:Antonia Gabrial
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By:Antonia Gabrial

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Animal Facts
Diet
A dingo is a carnivore carnivores are animals that only eat meat. A dingo eat many things such has kangaroos, rabbits ,lizards, pigs, sheep and cattle
Description
Dingoes come in many different colors such has red-brown, black, tan, and white. A dingoes length and height is 1 ½ to 2 feet tall and 4 to 5 feet long. Dingoes weigh up to 49 pounds
(22 kilograms). A dingo has short fur not long. Did you know that a dingo can move it’s head in almost a complete circle.
Movement
A dingo crawls but they are excellent runner, jumpers, and climbers. Did you know that a dingo can bound two meters high and easily climb trees
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3. Habitat
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A dingo lives in a lot places but you will mostly find them in Australia. You will probably find them in a desert, grassland, woodlands, and much more. A dingo adapts to many different places but you will mostly find them in Australia.
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4. Life Cycle
A dingo gives live birth between 1 and 10 babies at a time. It tacks About 63 days for a baby dingo to be born. The mom tacks care of a dingo baby for 4 months. A baby dingo are a tiny version of an adult dingo that is light pink.
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5. Animal Interactions
A dingo communicates by howling, growling, yelping, whines, and purrs. Dingo’s phonetic communication but they howl and whimper more and bark like a dog less.
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In this pic all the dingoes are forming a group to protect them self
This Dingo looks like it sees a predator and is about howl
Dingo’s predators are crocodiles, human hunters, buffalo, cattle, a snake bite, and a wedged tailed eagle. When a dingo sees a predator they can camoflauge. They can also form a group and communicate with each other.
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6. Interesting Facts Dingo Pack
Did you know the size of the dingoes pack depends on the size of their prey that they are after.
attack
Dingoes might be curious but if a human try’s to feed a dingo the dingo will attack
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Curious
Did you know dingoes will occasionally approach human beings because a dingo is curious about the world.
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