Luke "The Dingo" Trembath, a famed snowboarder and media personality from Australia, has died at the age of 38, sending shockwaves to those who knew him.

YouTuber star Graham ‘Dingo’ Dinkelman, best known as South Africa’s Steve Irwin, died at the age of 44 following complications from a venomous snake bite ...

A disturbing video showing a lifeless dingo being deliberately crushed under the wheels of a four-wheel-drive in northern Western Australia has been widely condemned as ‘sickening’.

A disturbing video showing a lifeless dingo being deliberately crushed under the wheels of a four-wheel-drive in northern Western Australia has been widely condemned as ‘sickening’.

Australian snowboarder Luke “the Dingo” Trembath has died at age 38. After the news of his death, several athletes began honoring the late snowboarder, including Tony Hawk, Jaie Toohey, Kurt ...

Luke “The Dingo” Trembath, a professional snowboarder who later starred on the Fuel TV series Danny & The Dingo, has died, his sponsor Monster Energy confirmed Feb. 28. He was 38. “Our Dingo.

A disturbing video showing a lifeless dingo being deliberately crushed under the wheels of a four-wheel-drive in northern Western Australia has been widely condemned as ‘sickening’.

A disturbing video showing a lifeless dingo being deliberately crushed under the wheels of a four-wheel-drive in northern Western Australia has been widely condemned as ‘sickening’.

A disturbing video showing a lifeless dingo being deliberately crushed under the wheels of a four-wheel-drive in northern Western Australia has been widely condemned as ‘sickening’.

A disturbing video showing a lifeless dingo being deliberately crushed under the wheels of a four-wheel-drive in northern Western Australia has been widely condemned as ‘sickening’.

A disturbing video showing a lifeless dingo being deliberately crushed under the wheels of a four-wheel-drive in northern Western Australia has been widely condemned as ‘sickening’.

A disturbing video showing a lifeless dingo being deliberately crushed under the wheels of a four-wheel-drive in northern Western Australia has been widely condemned as ‘sickening’.