Pet Description
Alpacas are a domesticated species of South American camelids. They are similar in appearance to llamas, their cousins. Alpacas are descendants of the wild vicuna; llamas are descendants of the guanaco. Both the vicuna and guanaco still roam the Andes mountains of South America. The domestic Llama and the Alpaca were developed through thousands of years of controlled breeding by the Incas. They played an integral part in the Inca civilization which dwelled on the high Andean plateau and the mountains of South America. They used Llamas as pack animals as well as for their meat, hide and sinew; the Alpacas were bred for their fine fiber. For more information please visite : https://connersminicattles.com or Text: ( 415 ) 895-2533
