Dingo Attacks in Karijini National Park: Parents Warned

0:00It's April 23rd. Welcome to Adelaide News Today, powered by AI. A 4-year-old girl and her mother got attacked by a Dingo encouraging the National Park, and now Park's authorities are sounding the alarm after 3. Similar incidents in recent days. This latest one went down on Wednesday at Dale's campground where the mom jumped in to protect her kid and ended up hurt too. Earlier this week, on Monday evening, a 6-year-old boy took a bite to the neck and arm from another Dingo in the same area. His parents rushed him straight to get checked out. The WA Parks and Wildlife Service is telling everyone heading to Dale's campground to stay sharp and on guard. These bold Dingo's have folks rethinking their park visits, especially with kids around. Both the girl and her mom, plus the boy, all got treated at Tom Price Hospital. Officials say the attacks show Dingo's are getting too comfortable around people. With warnings out and more eyes on the park, visitors need to keep their distance from these wild canines to avoid the next close call.