Dingo (noun)

A wild dog found in Australia, known for its distinctive howl.

Origin:

The word dingo is believed to come from the language of the dharug people, the indigenous australians of the sydney area, where the word for the animal is dyin-gu.

Examples:

1. The dingo is a wild dog native to Australia.
2. The dingo is known for its distinctive howl.
3. The dingo is a carnivorous animal that hunts in packs.
4. Dingos are known to attack domestic animals and can be considered a pest.
5. The dingo population is declining due to habitat loss and hunting.