Dingo is between a wolf and the jackal. Dingoes eat almost anything like insects, rodents, carrion, or vegetables. Their large prey are kangaroos, wallabies, and sheep. The number of babies is four to eight and the male and female cooperate to take care of the young. The young are with their babies until three years is over then the young are on their own.
Dingoes also live in pairs, families, and groups.
The dingoes inhabit only Australia. Sometimes dingoes occasionally feed on plant material. Dingo roam everywhere in Australia but not in Tasmania. The dingoes also live in the eastern part of Australia. Dingoes live also in the very dry part of Australia most of their time.