Dingoes are part of Australia’s wild landscape and have roamed for thousands of years, their presence woven into the country’s culture and ecosystems. But when two pet dingoes were shot in the outback, their deaths reignited debate over the animal’s place in Australia and whether they can live alongside cattle and sheep. The apex predator's increasing presence in areas where farmers are grazing livestock is creating a complex and emotive challenge. 📝 Joanna Prendergast and Chris Lewis via ABC M

Some of the only pure-bred Dingos left in Australia live on a mine! 🐶😮 | BBC Two

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Dingo Turf War. Dingo family fangs up and attacks another dingo on K’gari (Fraser Island) #askanyaussie #crocturnbull #australia #dingo #K’gari | Steve Turnbull