Wait for it...🔊 Take a minute to listen to the beautiful dingo chorus that swept through the gully at Cleland Wildlife Park 🙌 Cleland Wildlife Park says "howling is a form of communication for dingoes and has several variations. It is believed these variations may be influenced by breeding, migration, season and time of the day. "Howling can be an expression of joy, used to attract other members of their pack or to keep intruders away." It's incredible to head this video the significant differ

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