What is a dingo?
A dingo is wild dog 

What does a dingo look like?
A dingo have pricked ears, bushy tails and a distinctive trotting gait. Their coats are typically ginger but some are sandy-yellow, red-yellow or occasionally black and tan. Most have white markings on their feet, tail tip and chest.

Breeding?
Dingoes breed once every year. They  mate in autumn. Around 60 days later, a litter of dingo puppies are born. Dingoes give birth to between one-ten pups. The average number of pups in a litter is around five.  


Size?Dingoes grow up to 60cm high & weigh up to 15 kilograms. 


Diet? 
Dingoes eat a diverse range of prey items such as insects, rabbits, rodents, lizards and kangaroos.

Life?
Dingoes can live up to 8-10 years.


Howling?
 Howling is used for long distance communications to attract pack members and repel rivals.