Where are the wool yielding animal called llama and alpaca found
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Wool-yielding animals can be found mainly in the northern parts of the India or world like Ladakh, Nepal, Sikkim, etc. Sheep and Yak are the wool-yielding animals in India.
Alpaca is found in the foothills of the Himalayas in India
Alpaca is a species of sheep, that yields high-quality wool.
Alpaca are original species of Peru. Found in the foothills of Andes Mountain, they are thought to be reared by Indians from there only
Llama and Alpaca are domesticated South American camelids.
The wool produced from llama is very soft and lanolin free.
Alpaca is known for its fibers used for knitted and woven items, similar to wool.