American Museum of Natural History on Twitter: "Say hi to the dingo! Spot this wild canine in parts of Australia & Southeast Asia. In Australia, the dingo has adapted to various environments,
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Two years after falling from the sky, Wandi the dingo is changing attitudes to his species | Australian books | The Guardian
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