Length: 117-154 cm prompts

3 months ago

The Australian Dingo in its prime during the morning sunrise, it is the largest terrestrial predator, it plays a crucial role in maintaining the balance of ecosystems by controlling populations of kangaroos, wallabies, and introduced species like rabbits and cats. Physical Characteristics Appearance: Medium-sized canine with a lean, agile combined with muscular build. It has a broad head, pointed erect ears, and a long muzzle. Coat: Typically short-haired. The most common colour is ginger or tan, but they can also be black and tan, creamy white, or patchy. Size: Height: 52-60 cm at the shoulder. Length: 117-154 cm (head to tail). Weight: 13-20 kg (males are larger than females). Unique Features: Often has white markings on the feet, tail tip, and chest. They are extremely flexible, can rotate their wrists, and can climb fences and trees. The dingo is staring into the distance with piecing eyes, wide angle professional cinematic photography. JDHampton + AI | Creative Alliance

3 months ago

The Australian Dingo in its prime during the morning sunrise, it is the largest terrestrial predator, it plays a crucial role in maintaining the balance of ecosystems by controlling populations of kangaroos, wallabies, and introduced species like rabbits and cats. Physical Characteristics Appearance: Medium-sized canine with a lean, agile combined with muscular build. It has a broad head, pointed erect ears, and a long muzzle. Coat: Typically short-haired. The most common colour is ginger or tan, but they can also be black and tan, creamy white, or patchy. Size: Height: 52-60 cm at the shoulder. Length: 117-154 cm (head to tail). Weight: 13-20 kg (males are larger than females). Unique Features: Often has white markings on the feet, tail tip, and chest. They are extremely flexible, can rotate their wrists, and can climb fences and trees. The dingo is staring into the distance with piecing eyes, wide angle professional cinematic photography. JDHampton + AI | Creative Alliance

3 months ago

The Australian Dingo in its prime during the morning sunrise, it is the largest terrestrial predator, it plays a crucial role in maintaining the balance of ecosystems by controlling populations of kangaroos, wallabies, and introduced species like rabbits and cats. Physical Characteristics Appearance: Medium-sized canine with a lean, agile combined with muscular build. It has a broad head, pointed erect ears, and a long muzzle. Coat: Typically short-haired. The most common colour is ginger or tan, but they can also be black and tan, creamy white, or patchy. Size: Height: 52-60 cm at the shoulder. Length: 117-154 cm (head to tail). Weight: 13-20 kg (males are larger than females). Unique Features: Often has white markings on the feet, tail tip, and chest. They are extremely flexible, can rotate their wrists, and can climb fences and trees. The dingo is staring into the distance with piecing eyes, wide angle professional cinematic photography. JDHampton + AI | Creative Alliance