DINGO ALERT: Eight near-misses prompts warning to parents
That can include lunging, growling and exhibiting pack behaviour
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That can include lunging, growling and exhibiting pack behaviour
WITH a bit of northerly breezes last week and some sloppy conditions, anglers were happy to hang around the closer reefs and inside Fraser Island.
‘It is so important that all visitors to the island stay dingo-safe especially if camping with children’
‘Each storm season sees the now fragile structure vanishing at an accelerated rate every year.’
The creature has been officially spotted seven times over the past five years.
Hundreds of inspections were carried out between July 10 and 14.
They heard his desperate cries and came to his aid, rescuing him before the incident took a fatal turn.
A man who owns a holiday house on Fraser Island has been accused of feeding dingoes, a court has heard
The minimum fine, per offence, has risen to $2135, while the maximum is now $10,676 per offence.
Two of the incidents could easily have been fatal.
State Environment Minister Leanne Enoch said the decision to euthanise a dingo was always considered as a last resort.
A hazardous surf warning is in place for the eastern side of Fraser Island.
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