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Alpaca Cam
Alpaca cam (camelids) are often uses as pack animals on hunting trips and managed on farms.
With the introduction of Spanish horses, mules, sheep, swine and dogs into South America, the camelids were forced to find refuge high on the altiplane of the Andes. Thousands of years of highly regimented, state controlled selective breeding was severely disrupted by the Spanish Conquest in the 16th Century.
Alpaca cam (camelids) are often uses as pack animals on hunting trips and managed on farms.
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Alpaca Cam -
hunting, farms
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The climate condition has led to a hardy breed, which can survive on low protein vegetation and temperature extremes. Today camelids are imported from the Andean Mountain ranges of Peru, Bolivia and Chile and are raised in the USA, Australia, Europe, and other countries. Alpaca cam (camelids) are often uses as pack animals on hunting trips and managed on farms.
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