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Winter is a time to bundle up in warm clothes. Want a material that is snuggly and super soft? Look no further than the alpaca.The History of The AlpacaAlpacas are a species of camelid, related to camels and llamas. Found in the South American Andes, alpacas have been bred in the mountains of modern-day Chile, Bolivia
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