Been lots of negative interactions with humans and dingos on Fraser I lately, the last population of pure dingos in Australia.
Should humans back off and let the dingos have the island?
We should remove humans from Fraser breed up the stock get a healthy sustainable population.
have one restraint on the island and cook the dingoes and serve them to tourists as a delicacy.
dingoes are the boat people of the canine world and came here from indonesia, probably on boats.
send them home.
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Been lots of negative interactions with humans and dingos on Fraser I lately, the last population of pure dingos in Australia.
Should humans back off and let the dingos have the island?
The tourists think it is cool to feed them despite the signs, changes their behaviour and creates dangerous situations
should definitely ban the tourists
A toddler has been attacked and dragged by dingos on Fraser Island Thursday night. Dad rescued him after hearing his cries. Flown to Brissy with a fractured skull and deep lacerations to his head.
There will probably have to be a public apology by Scomo to Lindy after this Last dingo attack. Surely this must remove any doubt from people's minds that a dingo did take Azaria. I would love to see all the TV personalities who did the 'Trial by Media' on Lindy get on National TV and admit they were wrong. Fat F#$king chance. So it will have to up to Scomo to do it.
Last night we saw a dingo in the Ayers Rock campsite, it was casually walking around as we were trying to find a site amongst the hundred campers.
No warning signs or anything about dingos here. No one appeared concerned about it, and it wasn't fussed about the campers
Driving through Qld was like a slaughterhouse of dead anything over the road, but as soon as we entered the NT there was barely a living or dead animal anywhere, not even birds?? The dingo was the first animal we saw. Have the indiginous eaten everything that moves in the northern territory?
We are allowed to feed gws, why not dingos?
babies are not the dingos natural prey, they don't even like the taste. Most attacks are by mistake. Land is where they live......,
