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Wild Dingo Bites Sunbather's Bottom on Beach, Highlighting Growing Concerns After Recent Attacks

Wild Dingo Bites Sunbather's Bottom on Beach, Highlighting Growing Concerns After Recent Attacks
Published 2 years ago on Jun 22, 2023

The alarming footage, which has been circulating online, depicts the predator approaching the bikini-clad woman and swiftly nipping her. Startled by the sudden attack, the woman quickly jumps up from her towel while onlookers rush to her aid. 

This incident occurred just weeks before another disturbing dingo attack, where a ten-year-old boy was mauled and dragged into the sea. The attack took place on K'gari beach in Australia, less than two weeks after park rangers euthanized another dingo. The young boy was bitten and pulled underwater while walking along the water's edge on the island's west coast. Thankfully, his brave 12-year-old sister intervened and saved him from further harm. 

The boy suffered puncture wounds to his shoulder and arms, as well as scratches and bruises on his collarbone and arm. Assistant Principal Ranger Danielle Mansfield expressed gratitude that the injuries were not more severe, as the family declined medical assistance offered by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service. The rangers identified the tagged dingo, which was later seen loitering near the camping area, digging up food scraps buried in the sand. 

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The alarming footage, which has been circulating online, depicts the predator approaching the bikini-clad woman and swiftly nipping her. Startled by the sudden attack, the woman quickly jumps up from her towel while onlookers rush to her aid. 

This incident occurred just weeks before another disturbing dingo attack, where a ten-year-old boy was mauled and dragged into the sea. The attack took place on K'gari beach in Australia, less than two weeks after park rangers euthanized another dingo. The young boy was bitten and pulled underwater while walking along the water's edge on the island's west coast. Thankfully, his brave 12-year-old sister intervened and saved him from further harm. 

The boy suffered puncture wounds to his shoulder and arms, as well as scratches and bruises on his collarbone and arm. Assistant Principal Ranger Danielle Mansfield expressed gratitude that the injuries were not more severe, as the family declined medical assistance offered by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service. The rangers identified the tagged dingo, which was later seen loitering near the camping area, digging up food scraps buried in the sand. 

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