Knowledge Release: Take You To Peru'S Llama

This is the Peru's llama.

At present, the widespread image of grass mud horse is born out of "

It sounds a bit complicated. We can remember the difference between these species in a relatively simple way: Alpaca is indeed a camel, but the horse is definitely not a horse (of course, it does not relate to Darai Lama Lama, which is very similar to Pinyin).

The difference between alpaca and horse is mainly in body shape and economy.

The former is relatively small on average, with only abundant wool and long fibers, which can be used as woollen fabrics. The llamas are relatively large, so some people call them "big alpacas" with less hairs for handling and riding.

Of course, there are differences between the details of the horse's ear and its genes, but it is obviously not well recognized.

In addition, genetic studies of animals such as alpaca and llama have further knowledge of the evolution of the human genome.

Alpaca gloves

At present, the number of both the horse and the alpaca is relatively stable, and has also been introduced to other countries to breed.

Some Americans think that the horse and the alpaca are beautiful, gentle and smiling. They are good family pets, and even make a good meeting to share their experiences. Although they spit out their stench when they are in bad mood, they are still an interesting pet.

And they look a bit like standard VIPs after shearing.

In addition to the United States, Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand have successfully reared alpacas for wool. After special textile technology, camel hair can be pformed into a lightweight and high-grade wool.

Alpacas have a lot of color changes. They are black, white, grey, brown and flowers like little sheep, but the alpacas are mostly white, because they are easier to dye.

Let's pull the focus back to the mud horse. The Internet craze of grass mud horse has attracted some international attention.

Because the content involves too much homophonic sounds, it is not convenient for us to put the link of "song of Grass Mud Horse" in this article. However, we can take a look at the alpaca song of Japanese initial tone MIKU (instead of watching the movie). People in different countries feel more or less that the alpaca is a humorous creature.

The American Aborigines living in the Andes probably do not understand why Asians are so interested in the animals they can see everywhere and sing praises in a variety of ways.

By the way, the brown animal on the flag of Peru is a horse rather than an alpaca.

The Loma is standing in a place on the mound hill hill of the plateau city.

Peru's alpaca and the horse: the neck is decorated with coloured ornaments

In this year's "llama beauty contest" in America, a black horse has been carefully decorated.