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As great as they look, the dingo is considered a wild dog and unless brought up from a young age, they can't be easily domesticated.

by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago

Australian Wildlife Experience Dreamworld

The dingo is a native species of dog.

by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago

Australian Wildlife Experience Dreamworld

The Australian Wildlife Experience isn't just about the captive animals there. Throughout the entire park, especially in the Kakadu Wetlands area of Dreamworld, birds like this Dusky Moorhen call Dreamworld home, thanks to the many large bodies of water throughout the park.

by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago

Australian Wildlife Experience Dreamworld

A Saltwater crocodile, the more aggressive and larger of Australia's crocodiles, baking in the sun.

by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago

Australian Wildlife Experience Dreamworld

A Freshwater crocodile baking in the sun.

by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago

Australian Wildlife Experience Dreamworld

by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago

Australian Wildlife Experience Dreamworld

Carpet Pythons, one of the most common snakes in Australia. Like all pythons it is non-venemous, but relies on strangling and swallowing its prey whole.

by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago

Australian Wildlife Experience Dreamworld

Southern Forest Dragon, a small lizard found prodominantly in south-east Queensland and north-east NSW.

by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago

Australian Wildlife Experience Dreamworld

The Australian Wildlife Experience is made up of four different themed areas. This is Kakadu Wetlands, containing crocodiles and birds.

by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago

Australian Wildlife Experience Dreamworld

A Southern Cassowary, a flightless bird of North Queensland, found in the Daintree Rainforest area of the Australian Wildlife Experience. Behind the emu, this species of cassowary is the third largest bird species in the world. They are considered a dangerous bird, not afraid to use their claws if threatened.

by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago

Australian Wildlife Experience Dreamworld

An emu, the largest bird species in Australia, second largest in the world.

by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago

Australian Wildlife Experience Dreamworld

Another of the themed areas, Outback Adventure Red kangaroos are the largest of the kangaroo species.

by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago

Australian Wildlife Experience Dreamworld

They spend most of their days lazing, either in the water or out in the sun.

by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago

Australian Wildlife Experience Dreamworld

The Saltwater Crocodile, the bigger and more aggressive Australian crocodile.

by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago

Australian Wildlife Experience Dreamworld

The Freshwater Crocodile, the relatively harmless of the two Australian crocodiles.

by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago

Australian Wildlife Experience Dreamworld

The Chairlift, which starts at Gold Rush Country at the other end of the park takes passengers through to Kakadu Wetlands.

by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago

Australian Wildlife Experience Dreamworld

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