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Alpaca Connection
The alpaca connection may take you to business farms, hunting outfitters, or fashion runways.
Together with llamas, vicunas, and guanacos these animals are part of the camelid family tree, originating in South America. Some of these animals were domesticated and treasured by the Incas civilization, which improved the breed by careful selection. These animals had versatile uses.
The alpaca connection may take you to business farms, hunting outfitters, or fashion runways.
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Alpaca Connection -
farms, hunting
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Llamas, the biggest of South American camelids, were used for fiber, for meat and milk, provided transport, fuel, and were easy to maintain. Guanacos and vicunas remain wild and are used as prey animals. The fiber of vicuna is the finest natural material. The alpaca connection may take you to business farms, hunting outfitters, or fashion runways.
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