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9 out of 10 Alpacas are Huacaya
Liz
liza
Carita
Carita



Huacaya
(wha-KAI-uh)
Has a fuzzy teddy bear like coat with tightly bunched curls that makes for a somewhat fluffy appearance.
Two Different Types
Suri
(SIR-ree)
Has lengthy flowing fiber that hangs down to the side in long silky strings, the locks appearing somewhat like dreadlocks.

Baby Alpaca
are
called
Crias (CREE-uhz)

Alpaca use a communal dung pile

Alpaca
love
to
take
dust
baths

It takes 11 and a half months to make a cria

We
communicate
by
humming

Alpaca Fiber is Flame Resistant
It meets the standards of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission's rigid testing specifications as a Class 1 fiber for use in clothing and furnishings
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