Mammal images
from Australian-Wildlife.com
from Australian-Wildlife.com
Dingo,
The Dingo was introduced to Australia some 3000-4000 thousand years ago. Since the disappearance of the Tasmanian Tiger (thylacine) it is now Australia's largest surviving carnivore.
For some they are still seen as an introduced species and a pest, for others they are seen as endemic and beneficial for controlling introduced species such as cats and rabbits.
This Dingo resides at the Australian Reptile Park near Sydney.
The Dingo was introduced to Australia some 3000-4000 thousand years ago. Since the disappearance of the Tasmanian Tiger (thylacine) it is now Australia's largest surviving carnivore.
For some they are still seen as an introduced species and a pest, for others they are seen as endemic and beneficial for controlling introduced species such as cats and rabbits.
This Dingo resides at the Australian Reptile Park near Sydney.
