Shaking Hands with a Dingo

The video takes place at Fraser Coast Wildlife Sanctuary, where Kane attempts to shake a dingo's paw. Despite being in a controlled environment, the dingoes are still considered wild animals. The video provides instructions on how to safely interact with them, emphasizing the importance of not showing fear. Kane successfully completes his mission by following the guidelines and is rewarded for his efforts.

What is the main purpose of the Fraser Coast Wildlife Sanctuary?

• To train dingoes to be pets

• To study dingo behavior in the wild

• To release dingoes back into the wild

• To allow people to interact with dingoes safely

Why is it important to be cautious when interacting with dingoes at the sanctuary?

• They are not used to human presence

• They are trained to be aggressive

• They are in a natural habitat

• They are still considered wild animals

What should Kane avoid showing when trying to shake a dingo's paw?

• Curiosity

• Confidence

• Fear

• Excitement

How can Kane tell when it's the right time to approach a dingo for a paw shake?

• When the dingo is barking

• When the dingo makes eye contact and stands still

• When the dingo is eating

• When the dingo is running around

What is the final step Kane takes to successfully shake the dingo's paw?

• Standing up quickly

• Going on his knee

• Clapping his hands

• Offering food