Too be fair, salties only live in the northern territories of Aussie so...

Lol nice man

Crocs are not in the out back..

the dingoes were left with their mouths open

They're also stronger to those kicks kill

It’s definitely possible

They would lose size & strength and would have to resort to catching rabbits and rodents

Imagine...them remaining the way God Made them........🤔

​@@johnisrael5183God!!!🙄😹 which one?

​@@johnisrael5183 You realise dingoes aren't even native to Australia right? Your god didn't make them champ

They are the real kings

@Kurupt Force you got evidence? Would love to see it

That's cool

But ain't that kinda unfair tho bcuz ain't that the dingoes native lands too? And let's say it's not? By the dingoes hunting the roos? It keeps their numbers in check before it get out of hands but then again humans are doin that already in Australia with commercial killings for pet foot & to make shoes outta their skins! When I heard bout it? I was like wtf? That's super messed up & then I just watched a Netflix documentary on Roos that just came out in 2022? The king roo died fighting off like a pack of dingoes! I almost cried & I'm in 30s kinda man! Idk why but I just didn't like it! I think as I get older those type of things do bothers me unlike before when I watch animals being hunted & eaten? I didn't feel that much sadness before..

Cry harder babies 😂.

​@@vegetaking1272yes they are native lol there a type of wild dog like dholes

Stop being cringe

@@vegetaking1272the king roo in the documentary was a grey kangaroo named Bamir. Not Rusty the red kangaroo. Still sad when documentaries put some investment in a certain animal, especially so because it was a warrior's death.