Tragic Death on Fraser Island Highlights Growing Dingo Threat to Visitors

In a grim reminder that unchecked nature can swiftly turn deadly, a Canadian woman’s death on Queensland's Fraser Island—known as K’gari—raises critical questions about public safety and wildlife management. The 19-year-old, discovered lifeless near a popular shipwreck site, bore signs of interference by dingoes, Australia's native wild dogs. Authorities remain cautious about confirming the exact cause of death, as the post-mortem results are pending. Yet local police confirm her body showed clear markings consistent with dingo encounters. This incident underscores an alarming trend: dingoes on Fraser Island have grown bolder and more aggressive towards humans since the influx of tourists...