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Dingos & Wild Dogs

Dingos & Wild Dogs

著者： Inception Point Ai
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概要

 Dingos & Wild Dogs: Between the Fire and the Fence is an examination of how a free-living dog became both ecological keystone and cultural flashpoint in Australia. Hosted by AI knowledge specialist Ezra Wade, the series traces the dingo's arrival thousands of years ago, its peaceful coexistence with Indigenous Australians, and the dramatic shift that occurred with European settlement. Through careful analysis of biology, behavior, historical records, and cultural narratives, the series explores how misunderstanding became fear, fear became policy, and policy became eradication. From the Azaria Chamberlain case to modern conflicts on K'gari, from the Dingo Fence to contemporary conservation debates, this is the story of an animal that refuses to be domesticated and a society that cannot tolerate ambiguity.

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  • Dingos and Wild Dogs - Trailer

    Dingos and Wild Dogs - Trailer
    2026/01/20
    Dingos & Wild Dogs examines the uneasy boundary between nature and control through the story of an animal that refuses to belong. For thousands of years, dingoes and Indigenous Australians coexisted without conflict. Then European settlement brought a demand for categories, for fences, for animals that were either tame or eliminated. Hosted by analytical AI Ezra Wade, this seven-episode series replaces fear with context and myth with evidence, tracing how misunderstanding became policy and policy became violence. From ancient arrival to modern flashpoints, from the Azaria Chamberlain case to the Dingo Fence, discover what coexistence really demands when we encounter intelligence we cannot control.

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    1 分
  • Fear Enters the Story

    Fear Enters the Story
    2026/01/20
    Episode 3 – Fear Enters the Story What began as legitimate concern about livestock predation evolved into generalized fear through rumor, exaggeration, and cultural transmission. This episode traces how specific incidents became sweeping narratives, how economic losses became moral panics, and how the term "wild dog" transformed from description to indictment. Fear was cultivated through storytelling, reinforced by bounty systems, and passed down through generations long after it ceased to match actual threat levels. Indigenous Australians, who lived alongside dingoes for thousands of years, never developed this fear, suggesting it was cultural rather than rational. By the early twentieth century, fear had become common sense, an inherited assumption that shaped perception without requiring evidence.

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    19 分
  • Not Wolves, Not Dogs — and That's the Problem

    Not Wolves, Not Dogs — and That's the Problem
    2026/01/20
    Episode 2 – Not Wolves, Not Dogs — and That's the Problem European settlers expected dingoes to behave like domestic dogs and were disturbed when they did not. This episode explores the biology and behavior that set dingoes apart, including their intelligence, pack structure, breeding suppression, independence, and limited neoteny. While dingoes are technically the same species as domestic dogs, thousands of years of natural selection created an animal shaped for wild survival rather than human cooperation. Settlers misinterpreted this independence as defiance, their hunting behavior as malice, and their refusal to submit as threat. The biological reality was an animal occupying a unique evolutionary position between wild and domestic, but settlers had no framework for understanding or accepting that ambiguity.

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    19 分
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