What does a newborn alpaca look like?

Newborn alpacas are lean and have no flesh on them. You can see the growth of its bones more intuitively. It's like some malnourished animals, in that state after bathing, you can only see the bones but not the flesh.

Newborn alpacas are also very large, and the color of the body is white and yellow, and they are also very cute, and many people like to look at alpacas very much.

The newborn alpaca is very small, and it still has incomplete bones, and it will not be able to stand firmly.

When the alpaca was born, it looked like a skeleton of bones, and it didn't look like an earth creature, which is really indescribable.

When the alpaca was born, it can be said that Xin Feng's scum was very weird, and he was not yet sound when he was born, so it was very strange to look slippery, and his face was very strange.

Very weird. Because when alpacas are born, they are very strange, they look very weird.

<> alpacas generally live in a temperature environment of -18 -22, inhabit the plateau at an altitude of about 4000 meters, feed on alpine thorny plants, and have good adaptability to high altitude and arid desert areas. Alpacas are native to central Peru in the Andes Mountains at an altitude of 3,000-6,500 meters above sea level in the upper reaches of the Amazon River, and were once widely distributed in the South American continent, with the main silver liquid introduction and frontage distributed in the United States, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom.

Alpacas first originated in North America, native to South American countries such as Peru, Bolivia and Chile, and their ancestors are primitive ungulates. It is the offspring of a cross between an original camel and a baby alpaca, and has been domesticated in captivity for more than 6,000 years.

Alpacas were part of the Andean civilization as a whole and a manifestation of their civilized way of life, and were used to provide food, fuel, clothing, and transport animals. After the Spanish occupation of the Incas, many alpacas, large alpacas, and Indians died. But on the Altiplano plateau, which is not suitable for human habitation, this species has survived.

In May 2002, China introduced 23 alpacas from Australia for the first time, and since then they have been purebred to expand the population, filling the gap in China's alpaca breeding industry. Alpacas are very intelligent and are highly social animals that are easy to raise and care for. The appearance of the alpaca is very interesting.

They communicate primarily through body posing and a soft humming voice.