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Dingoes live in packs to be stronger.5 Dingoes hunting together is better than 1.

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Typically, Dingos live alone, though they do have a mate in mating season, and help raise the pups etc.

Dingos are sometimes known to hunt in a pack to bring down large prey, like a kangaroo.
Dingoes can be found usually alone. But, most of the time they have a pack. They may not always be hanging around other pack members, but they do have a pack. They are mostly found together if hunting or if it's mating season.

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no, dingos are usually solitary unless they are mating or its a mother with pups

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