It isn't. The dingo is not the faunal emblem of any territory or state in Australia. The faunal emblem of the Australian Capital Territory is the gang gang cockatoo.Although commonly considered Australia's native dog, the dingo is not truly native to the continent, having been brought by the Aborigines about 4000 years ago.
Queensland's faunal emblem is the koala.
Australia does not have an official faunal emblem.
The faunal emblem for the US is the bald eagle.
The Hairy-nosed wombat is not the faunal emblem of any city. The hairy nosed wombat is the faunal emblem of the state of South Australia.
The faunal emblem for the Australian Capital Territory is the gang gang cockatoo.
It didn't.As of 2013, Tasmania still has no official faunal emblem. The Tasmanian devil has, over time, just developed into Tasmania's unofficial faunal emblem,
The hairy nosed wombat is the faunal emblem of South Australia.
No. While each of the states and territories has its own faunal emblem (except for Tasmania), the country of Australia does not have a national faunal emblem. Many people believe that either the koala or kangaroo is the faunal emblem, but this is not the case. Australia does, however, have a national floral emblem, which is the Golden Wattle.
The Leadbeater's possum is the mammal emblem of Victoria.
Australia does not have the kangaroo or emu as its emblem, as it does not have an official faunal emblem, only a national floral emblem. However, the kangaroo and emu were adopted as part of the Australian coat-of-arms in 1908.
the national faunal emblem of the U.S. is the bald eagle.
There is no state or territory called Northern Australia. However, the faunal emblem for the Northern Territory is the Red Kangaroo, and its avian emblem is the Wedge Tailed Eagle. The faunal emblem for Queensland is the Koala, and the avian emblem is the Brolga.