Thank you. Nature leans towards equilibrium. Humans continue to dismantle the ecological systems. Living in a rural area, the foxes keep the various rodents under control. Domestic cat populations have exploded in the United States and studies now show the cats are the number one cause of the massive decline in song bird populations.
I think they are definitely the wild cousins of shiba inus. Knowing they are both originally from Asia, among tons of physiological and behavioral similarities, I'm sure there's a common ancestor
Thank you. They are so beautiful and cuddly ❤
OMG I adore them
excellent, yes "native Australian wildlife and environments. Thats as good as it gets for me"
Tim is so knowledgeable about all Australia wildlife. I could watch him 24-7
Idana is a beautiful name, she looks adorable and Fred just fits this black Dingo. Fred looks very capable. Lucky is handsome, Rocky looks fun loving.
Cute so cute just wild cute dogs/dingos
That was an excellent talk. Thank you very, very much!
Grettings from Denmark. I am SO thanksfull of / to Your videos. All of Them.
Lucky is so sweet when this lockdown is done I want to see Lucky
They are so cute will be fun, educational and interesting watching the pack grow.
Very informative … I did not know they came in black ….they are beautiful looking dingos 🐾.. and full o beans 🐾
Marianne NZ
These vids are so educational 💚
omgosh! They don't eat food. They INHALE it 🤣 *GULP!*
My sea snails were the heroes when my aquarium got green
Thank you. Nature leans towards equilibrium. Humans continue to dismantle the ecological systems. Living in a rural area, the foxes keep the various rodents under control. Domestic cat populations have exploded in the United States and studies now show the cats are the number one cause of the massive decline in song bird populations.
I think they are definitely the wild cousins of shiba inus. Knowing they are both originally from Asia, among tons of physiological and behavioral similarities, I'm sure there's a common ancestor
But african wild dogs have big litters...
Gluttons!