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Dingo (Northern Black Color Morph) | Alec Karcz

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Dingo (Canis familiaris ssp. dingo)

Observed by scottplume, CC BY-NC

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[ID: Four photographs, of a wolf, a dingo, a coyote, and an African wild dog.

The wolf has dark fur on its back, and lighter fur on its belly and legs, and is walking to the side through dried grass, looking slightly off to the left of the camera. A hill rises up in the background covered with trees, some dormant and some evergreen, with the cloudy sky in the background lit yellow with the sunset.

The dingo has red orange fur, with some lighter fur on its chest. It is standing sideways and turning to look at the camera, most of its body hidden by green plants, with taller dried grass and an out of focus tree behind it.

The coyote is standing to the side, looking slightly in the direction of the camera, with dark, out of focus plants on a hill behind it. Its fur is mostly grey, with some brown along its back and legs, and some white fur on its chest and feet.

The African wild dog has mottled fur that is mostly tan or orange, with mixed splotches of grey, dark brown, black, tan, and white. It has very large round ears that stand upright over its head, and is lying on its side, its feet stretched out in front of it, looking off to the side of the camera. Some trees and plants are behind it.

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Wolf observation by jdanielson

Dingo observation by ray_turnbull

Coyote observation by wildreturn

African wild dog observation by snowmanstudios

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