A dingo that attacked and seriously injured a toddler in a remote national park is expected to be caught and killed by park rangers.
“One of the dogs there was going to attack her face and I threw the chair,” her uncle told reporters.
NSW Ambulance Inspector Christian Holmes said the incident was extremely rare for paramedics.
An 11-year-old boy was lucky to survive when he was savagely attacked while attempting to feed a circus lion at Mortdale.
Chris Davis,who was attacked while holidaying in Noumea,has been described by family as “beloved husband and father”.
It’s unclear if this attack was related to climate change,but it is consistent with what is expected as the Arctic continues to warm at four times the rest of the Earth.
The highly unusual land attack was stopped when a bystander began throwing stones at the hippo,eventually scaring it enough to spit the young boy out.
After Saturday’s horrific death of Energex meter reader Kane Minion,42,Logan council confirmed the two dogs involved have been put down.
A five-year-old boy in Byron Bay is recovering at home after a python lunged at him,bit him and rolled with him into the family swimming pool,the child’s father said.
Experts are divided over the need for tighter restrictions to prevent dog attacks after the death of a toddler in the NSW Central West on Tuesday.
The two dogs – believed to be a Rottweiler and a cattle dog – were seized by the local council.