Assertion: dingo's predator | /r/HasProperty | apex
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text: Dingoes are apex predators; this means they do not have any natural predators.
text: Due to the fact that the dingo (along with domestic dog breeds) is the largest predator found on the land on the Australian continent, the dingo is considered to be an apex predator and therefore plays a vital role in the different ecosystems that occur across the continent.
text: Dingos are the largest land predator in Australia and are considered apex predators ("top of the food chain").
text: Dingoes are regarded as apex predators and possibly perform an ecological key function.
text: Dingoes are regarded as apex predators and possibly perform an ecological key function.
text: Dingo is considered as an important animal in the ecosystem for it serves as the apex predators in Australia.
text: Being apex predators (top of the food chain), dingos lack natural predators.
text: Yes, dingoes are apex predators.
text: Even though they are considered to be apex predators, dingoes can fall victim to snakes, pythons and larger animals such as horses, cattle, buffaloes and crocodiles.
text: Dingoes play an important role in Australia's ecosystems; they are apex predators and the continent's largest terrestrial predator.
text: Dingoes are regarded as apex predators and possibly perform an ecological key function.
text: But dingoes are special animals because as the only native dog to Australia, they are apex predators at the top of the food chain who protect many smaller mammals and the native natural grasses.