Data from: What’s on the menu? Examining native apex- and invasive meso-predator diets to understand impacts on ecosystems

In Australia, populations of a native, terrestrial apex predator, the
dingo Canis dingo/C. familiaris, introduced invasive subordinate
mesopredators, the European red fox Vulpes vulpes and feral cat Felis
catus, which co-occur, but there is limited understanding of their
relative impacts on native and invasive prey in different ecosystems. We
collected scats from each predator across a ~10,000 km2 semi-arid
mallee environment, and used macroscopic scat analysis to identify prey
species making up the diet of the three predator species. The archived
dataset is the raw diet results of all scats collected as part of this
study.