حيواني
استرالي نادر الكلب الأسترالي أو دنغو
dingo ذئب هونشو إيراني كلاب شرسة جدا تسمانيا دينمو معلومات عن كلاب الدينغو
الاسترالية استراليا الدينجو
dingo حيوان ثديي من
عائلة الكلبيات ورتبة اللواحم يقطن البيئات شبه الصحراوية في أستراليا الكلاب البرية الكلب الأسترالي أو دنغو dingo يتميز بكبر حجمه
وبلونه الأصفر
THE DINGO
Physical description
Close to dogs and wolves, dingos also
belong to the Canidae family. They measure from 47 to 67 cm at the height of
the shoulder, and from 80 to 120 cm in length for an average weight of 15 kg.
Their dense, short coat is usually red. In some cases it may be black spotted
with white and red, or entirely white. They have a muscular body, erect ears,
short legs and a long tail.
His place of life
Dingos are found in Southeast Asia
(Thailand, Burma, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, etc.) and in Australia. They
occupy different environments such as forests, desert regions and mountainous
areas. They are often solitary, but usually live in packs of 3 to 12
individuals.
His diet
The dingo feeds on mammals (kangaroos,
rabbits, sheep ...), birds, reptiles, insects and even fruits. It hunts alone
or in groups, depending on the size and abundance of prey. He is not very fast
in the race, but this weakness is offset by his extreme endurance. Indeed, he
pursues his prey until it is exhausted and then he grabs it.
His reproduction
Dingos reach sexual maturity around the age
of 2 and only breed once a year. Gestation lasts 2 months and the female can
have up to 10 pups. She gives birth in a cave or burrow, and will stay there
for about a month. Afterwards, she joined the pack with her children, who were
breastfeeding for 2 months. Even after being weaned, the cubs stay with their
parents for at least 2 years, during which they learn to hunt and often even
attend the arrival of the next litter.
His life expectancy
The dingo can live up to 10 years in the
wild, and up to 15 years in captivity.
The cry of the dingo
The dings communicate with each other by
screams and moans.
Particular signs
Although they share many common traits with
dogs, dingoes do not bark. When they feel in danger, they sneeze rather
strongly.
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