Dingo Attacks on K'gari Island Leave Three Children Injured
A series of dingo attacks on Australia's K'gari Island has prompted increased safety measures, though no severe injuries have been reported.
- Four tourists, including three children, were attacked by dingoes on K'gari Island, Australia, within a single week.
- The latest incident involved a two-year-old bitten on the leg near Lake McKenzie, a popular tourist spot.
- Authorities have increased patrols and installed additional warning signs to address the growing safety concerns.
- Experts suggest dingoes may target children as they perceive them as weaker members of human groups.
- Visitors are advised to remain vigilant, especially with children, and carry sticks for potential self-defense.