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Dingoes also have excellent vision, and this is further aided by their ability to turn their heads about 180 degrees. To put that in perspective, most humans can only go as far as 70 degrees, with some exceptions, of course. Also,, on average, can turn their heads 270 degrees, which makes the dingo’s 180 degrees even more impressive.

Dingoes aren’t all the same in terms of color and body size due to differences in climates across the Australian continent. They are classified into three major types; desert dingoes, which are known to be sand-colored, reddish, or golden yellow, alpine dingoes, which are rare and are distinguished by their light cream coats, and northern dingoes, which are known for their lack of double coats as well as having the finest build of the three types.Besides their inclination to form packs, dingoes have other wolf-like traits, which include their propensity to howl rather than bark. Their howls sound a lot like yodels, and they are similar to the ones obtainable in wolves.Even the sweetest pets can have an attitude sometimes. Whether they're

or refusing to listen to their parents, their sass is endlessly entertaining (and adorable). And it sure doesn't hurt that their attitude often gets them what they want, too!Tennessee, the Nashville-living orange cat, knows how to use his sass to his advantage. He used his attitude and his chunky size to protest going indoors in the funniest way, though his mama is less than amused with his antics.

's fans are incredibly amused! Tennessee has racked up over a million views in just two days since the June 1 video was posted, and it's safe to say that his stardom isn't over yet.

What a character! ThisThe doctor likened the use of marijuana to the effects of smoking cigarettes in terms of damage to the heart and lungs.

"It is absolutely an active chemical we need to watch out for, and I'm very disturbed that the elderly are using it," he said."We've completely jumped the gun [on legalization] because people are going to the ER with psychosis. They're going there with

. They're having car accidents as a result," he went on."We are studying Colorado ever since it was legalized there, and the results are not pretty. We definitely jumped the gun by not anticipating all the medical risks here."