Camelidae Gallery

LLAMA

FG-8898
LLAMA
At Machu Picchu, Inca site. Peru
Lama glama
Francois Gohier
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Alpaca - head of alpaca domesticated camelid

MAB-930
Alpaca - head of alpaca domesticated camelid
Cotswolds UK
Vicugna pacos
alpacas are native to Peru and have been domesticated for thousands of years; they have thick fleeces which produce valuable high quality wool or fibre which is used to make knitted or woven garments
Mark Boulton
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© Mark Boulton/ardea.com

A tram in Praca do Comercio square

A tram in " La Praca do Comercio" or Comercio square in English.They are a important and useful transport in the city, specially in the old neighbourhoods where streets are narrow and there are steep hills.Praca do Comercio is known as Terreiro do Paco, because there was the old Ribeira Royal Palace

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