POV: You KNOW It’s Rare When the Aussie Tour Guide Loses It

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Australia has some wild wildlife—from venomous snakes to massive spiders and, of course, crocodiles. So when the Aussie tour guide loses it over a wildlife sighting, you know it’s going to be good.

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Matthias Pav shared a video of his tour guide going nuts when he spots a black dingo, a rare melanistic form of Australia’s wild dog, the dingo (Canis familiaris). “That’s my first black dingo,” the guide exclaims in Pav’s video, which he shared to Instagram. “I want a photo of this little bugger.”

The melanistic dingo is on the side of the road when the group spots it. The guide then rolls the car window down and takes a photo, explaining that he’s only ever seen one of these rare animals in photos before.

See the animal that an Aussie tour guide went wild for here:

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