Are dingoes at the top of food chain?

In Australia, dingoes are predators and occupy a position at the top of the food chain, preying on a variety of animals such as kangaroos, wallabies, and rodents. However, in places where humans have introduced apex predators such as feral dogs, red foxes, or even crocodiles, dingoes may face competition for food and territory, resulting in a shift in their position within the food chain. Therefore, while dingoes can be considered top predators in certain ecosystems, their exact position within the food chain can vary depending on the presence and abundance of other predator species.