My passion has always been #Dingoes and their essential purpose in our ecosystems! Join me in the war against lethal #predator control.🐾🐾

https://t.co/DX4hCQmQUA Pull down the #Dingo Fence. It's ecological vandalism ❗️🐾🐾

#Dingoes need protection.

The "War on #Dingoes".... A Historical and Ongoing Conflict.... Since European colonisation, Dingoes have been widely viewed as threats to livestock, particularly sheep and cattle. This led to the implementation of control measures like shooting, trapping, and poisoning,

Mapped: Every #dingo sighting in Queensland https://t.co/UCd9wVhzYH via @TheCairnsPost Groups of Dingoes are roaming the northern beaches of Cairns but are being mistaken for kelpies with many becoming road kill, a conservationist says. Packs of dingoes are roaming the

Ministers Dimopoulos and Spence remaining silent on the questionable motivation leading to the dingo “death warrant” https://t.co/ahXC8Ni5m2 via @VicANews

Ministers Dimopoulos and Spence remaining silent on the questionable motivation leading to the #dingo “death warrant” https://t.co/ahXC8Ni5m2 via @VicANews

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Cultural Note – From a Dunghutti/Biripi Custodian of Country....Gruff Cunningham. 🖤❤️💛👣🐾🐾 To those reading this and referencing my words—know this: I originally used the “4,000 years” figure in a previous version of this post because that was the number often cited in

The convergence of Easter holiday visitors and #Dingo mating season creates a potentially dangerous mix. For both #Dingoes and humans. During mating season, Dingoes become more active and territorial. They may be more aggressive as they search for mates and defend their

The convergence of Easter holiday visitors and #Dingo mating season creates a potentially dangerous mix. For both #Dingoes and humans. During mating season, Dingoes become more active and territorial. They may be more aggressive as they search for mates and defend their

Why you should love #dingoes https://t.co/9ucbfwGAo7 via @VetPracticeMag

Australia is probably one of the harshest places on the earth to live. The #Dingo has a hard time out there - and due to the harshness of the environment - it is also one of the places where #Dingoes manage to survive, relying on their survival instincts. Dingoes survive because

Australia is probably one of the harshest places on the earth to live. The #Dingo has a hard time out there - and due to the harshness of the environment - it is also one of the places where #Dingoes manage to survive, relying on their survival instincts. Dingoes survive because

I wish people would stop comparing #Dingoes to domestic dogs.....we need to not do that, because they are their own species. There is no comparison❗️ Nor compare them to Wolves as Dingoes are not pack animals, they are solitary animals that live in family groups. 👌 There's

#Dingoes are not a threat to other native species.... They have evolved with them for many thousands of years.....Of course Dingoes eat prey. It does not necessarily mean they threaten prey populations though. Context is crucial❗️ Dingoes are indeed considered a native species

#Dingoes are exactly the right size to fit their purpose in the environments that Australia offers its natural herbivorous species. Utterly FIT for the PURPOSE nature intended. Dingoes play a crucial role in the Australian ecosystem, and their size is well-suited to their role

💞 Sitting here watching my babies I feel so privileged and I can't think of anything more satisfying than living with #Dingoes. Captive Dingoes don't need to hunt or defend their territory, but they still display characteristics and behaviour of wild Dingoes. What I have

#Dingoes are known for their speed and agility, allowing them to traverse diverse terrains. Dingoes are especially capable of significant speed and endurance when pursuing prey. Some people say they have clocked their Dingoes doing anything from 60/70 km in bursts when younger.

When we say a #Dingo is a "keystone species," it means it plays a crucial role in maintaining the structure and function of its ecosystem. A keystone species has a disproportionately large effect on its environment relative to its abundance. Their presence is critical for

"Wild dog" programs are, in effect, #Dingo control.‼️ Don't be blinded by the guise of "wild dog", there aren't any on Australia ‼️ Dingo control disrupts the complexity of heirarchy within their groups. Although #Dingoes are often seen alone, most belong to socially integrated