The History of Alpacas – Sol Alpaca USA
Native to South America, the alpaca was domesticated by the Incas around 6,000 years ago. We know it’s a bushy animal with a cute face, but where does it live and what is its coat used for? South America is home to four species of camelids: llamas, alpacas, vicuñas and guanacos, spread across the Andean Mountains.
Native to South America, the alpaca was domesticated by the Incas around 6,000 years ago. We know it’s a bushy animal with a cute face, but where does it live and what is its coat used for? So many questions to be answered
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