A mother has been described as 'courageous' after she 'fought off' a dingo that attacked her two-year-old son at a popular tourist destination in Western Australia's north.
A mother has been described as "courageous" after she "fought off" a dingo that attacked her two-year-old son at a popular tourist destination in Western Australia's north.He suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuriesThe boy suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries when he was set upon by the wild animal around 7pm on Friday at Dales Campground in Karijini National Park.
"His mother courageously fought off the dingo so she deserves our congratulations and she is obviously a very brave person," Mr McGowan said.Karijini National Park is a popular tourist destination in Western Australia's north.In a statement released on Saturday, the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions said the safety of visitors was its "number one priority".
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