Alpacas

Alpacas do have amazingly huge eyes. You don't see them because of their overly-accesive hair. Alpacas eyes are the biggest you will ever see, and when you stare into them they will hypnotize you because Alpacas are secretly evil.

Alpacas sleep 10 to 12 hours a day. They often sleep lying down with their feet tucked up under their body.

i dont know what ever turns her on! i dont know what ever turns her on!

Mother alpacas, known as dams, are highly attentive to their cria (young alpacas). They provide warmth and protection, often standing close to their young to keep them safe from predators. Dams also nurse their cria, typically allowing them to suckle for several months, and they teach them social behaviors and grazing techniques. This strong maternal bond is crucial for the cria's development and well-being.

Alpacas are generally gentle and social animals, known for their friendly and curious nature. They often form strong bonds with other alpacas and may display behaviors such as humming to communicate with one another. While they can be shy, they are also playful and may engage in activities like running and jumping when excited. Additionally, alpacas are known to be herd animals, thriving in groups rather than alone.

Alpacas primarily graze on grass and prefer tender, leafy plants. They enjoy a variety of forages, including clover, alfalfa, and various types of hay. While they might nibble on leaves from shrubs and trees, their diet is largely herbaceous and low in sugars. It's important to ensure their diet is balanced to maintain their health.

lammas are located in northern south America

The alpaca is a domesticated mammal native to the South American continent. They are best known for the warm, high quality wool that they grow to survive in the high altitude of South America. Alpacas, like most mammals (with Platypus, and other "monotremes" or leg-laying mammals are the exceptions) give birth to their young live.

They lie down like a dog does, but with their front feet folded beneath them.

Yes, they can live on mountains. In fact that is were they should live

Yes, they are~

But llama are not :)

I dont know

They live in a land

Alpacas move in the same way horses or cattle move. Four legs. They walk, sort of trot, and then sort of canter. They don't crawl or run. They have even paces.

Yes, but like with cattle, only in moderation.

It is not possible to shrink a persons forehead. It may be possible to lower the hairline so it appears that the forehead is smaller.

A suri alpaca is a breed of alpacas with particularly fine, silky fiber. It is considered the more valuable type of alpaca fiber and tends to bring a higher price on the market.