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Be Dingo-Smart....
Few animals have aroused as much controversy as Australia's wild dog, the Dingo. The 'Fraser Island' Dingo is believed to be the purest strain of Dingo in Australia. They roam the beaches, bushland and rainforest freely and have become quite accustomed to the presence of locals and the thousands of tourists.
Dingoes live for around 10 years and breed only once a year with litters of around 4-6 pups. They are predominantly a sandy yellow colour and sometimes tan with black. The habitat usually determines the colour. The dingo doesn't bark so they tend to howl at night sometimes to help keep the family together and no doubt act as a deterrent for others.
The dingo is a scavenger and will act quickly to steal anything unguarded that smells like a bit of good tucker, particularly fish and its remains. With the numerous dingoes, the island's plentiful goannas and the odd crow, it certainly isn't advisable to leave food in the open. We have often returned from a day's fishing to find a goanna or two searching inside the tent (probably for eggs or chicken). It is now recommended to leave your tent open so the dingos can plainly see there is nothing hidden inside for them to take. Fish offal must also be buried at least 30cm deep in the sand below high tide to discourage them from scavenging. Dingoes are naturally lean looking somewhat like a greyhound but don't be fooled thinking they are starving. They are not particularly fussy about what they eat and will eat everything from berries to small animals.
Dingo - Canis Familiaris Dingo
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The Players
Snoopy369 - Arabs
SnoopCat - Iroquois
Padraig - Celts
Paddy the Scot - England
Platypus - Russians
Reximus - Germans
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and some other things I will addin when I remember
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Be Dingo-Smart....
Few animals have aroused as much controversy as Australia's wild dog, the Dingo. The 'Fraser Island' Dingo is believed to be the purest strain of Dingo in Australia. They roam the beaches, bushland and rainforest freely and have become quite accustomed to the presence of locals and the thousands of tourists.
Dingoes live for around 10 years and breed only once a year with litters of around 4-6 pups. They are predominantly a sandy yellow colour and sometimes tan with black. The habitat usually determines the colour. The dingo doesn't bark so they tend to howl at night sometimes to help keep the family together and no doubt act as a deterrent for others.
The dingo is a scavenger and will act quickly to steal anything unguarded that smells like a bit of good tucker, particularly fish and its remains. With the numerous dingoes, the island's plentiful goannas and the odd crow, it certainly isn't advisable to leave food in the open. We have often returned from a day's fishing to find a goanna or two searching inside the tent (probably for eggs or chicken). It is now recommended to leave your tent open so the dingos can plainly see there is nothing hidden inside for them to take. Fish offal must also be buried at least 30cm deep in the sand below high tide to discourage them from scavenging. Dingoes are naturally lean looking somewhat like a greyhound but don't be fooled thinking they are starving. They are not particularly fussy about what they eat and will eat everything from berries to small animals.
Dingo - Canis Familiaris Dingo
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The Players
Snoopy369 - Arabs
SnoopCat - Iroquois
Padraig - Celts
Paddy the Scot - England
Platypus - Russians
Reximus - Germans
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Settings
Accelerated Production
Small Map
and some other things I will addin when I remember
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