8.4K views · 351 reactions | The Australian dingo might look like a...

On National Wildlife Day, we’re inspired to explore one of Australia’s most magical and misunderstood native animals: the dingo. The 1988 documentary ‘WILD DOG DINGO’ follows a pack through their various cycles, and traces a litter of puppies from birth. In this clip, the pups have emerged from their den and grown curious about their surroundings. Three go off exploring – but one gets lost. The footage of the pups negotiating the rocks around a waterfall is accompanied by the sounds of bush bird

Dingo 🐕 The Wild Dog of Australia! This clever hunter roams deserts and forests using pure instinct. It’s fast, alert, and able to survive in harsh conditions. You won’t believe how smart and adaptable this wild dog is! #wildlife #nature #animalfacts #animalvideos | 1 Minute Animals

Dingoes are genetically, behaviorally, and ecologically distinct from domestic dogs, and should be recognised as a separate species or subspecies. Research shows they've been on their own evolutionary path for thousands of years, meeting the four conditions for taxonomic distinctiveness: reproductive isolation, genetic distinctiveness, independent evolutionary path, and distinctiveness from South-East Asian village dogs. The proposed scientific name for Dingoes is either Canis dingo or Canis lup

7.2K views · 85 reactions | Comparing dingoes to dog breeds! 瑩瑩...