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Why I want a dingo: they’re deadly
“The dingo is an opportunistic feeder, and so will eat whatever it can find. Up to 60% of their diet consists of mammalian prey. In Australia, up to half of their diet consists of macropod marsupials, like kangaroos and wallabies. In the more arid regions, they concentrate on smaller prey like rabbits, rodents, birds and lizards. They have been known to prey on sheep and cattle, which creates a big problem for shepherds and ranchers in Australia.”
