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The Alpaca is a a domesticated species of south american camelid. Alpaca fiber is used for making knitted and
woven items, mmm, snug. Alpacas warn the herd of danger by making sharp, noisy inhalations that sound like a
high pitch burro bray. A common misbelief concerning alpacas is that they spit, this however, is not true. They
"spit" out a mixture or air, and a small amount of saliva, making it more of a blow, then a spit.
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