of alpacas were vicunas.ooves, they have, like all camels, blunt claws and calluses. alpacas are not very large animals, their height does not exceed 1 m. they weigh about 70 kg. the color range of alpaca wool is very diverse, there are two dozen shades: from white to black. thick wool. protects them from cold winds at the same time retains warmth and comfort, thanks to their fur, alpacas can survive even in the harshest mountain conditions tops. alpaca is somewhat similar to its neighbors, llamas, but still these animals are difficult to confuse. alpaca is a very shy and intelligent animal that does not like to show aggression. this distinguishes them from llamas, who are not averse to spitting on the animal or kicking it. llamas are also almost twice as tall as alpacas. llamas have coarser wool, they have long, slightly curved. and do not have that very cute bangs, alpacas have small curious ears that stand upright and luxurious wool, softer, denser, warm, that is why the purposes of these animals are diffe

his alpaca lives about 25 years. in nature, there are two types of alpacas: huacaya and suri. in the appearance of their wool. the acaya is a more numerous group that resembles a teddy bear in appearance. in most cases, this is what is meant by the name alpaca. suri has wool that hangs down in long braids. this is the rarest and most valuable type of alpaca. suri wool is especially softness and elegance. in the old days, it was used in clothing exclusively. royalty. alpacas eat any vegetation they come across, various herbs, as well as leaves and branches of evergreen shrubs. they are forced to fast for 5-6 hours a day to get full , and only eat 900 g per day. but such environmentally friendly food makes their wool silky and hypoallergenic. alpacas spit if they are upset or feel threatened, but humans should not be afraid, more often the victim is another alpaca in competition for food or dominance in the ranks. these are such amazing animals, alps. i fly around the world as a lonely bird, unwed, unnamed, i change the years of the country, city, face. i say goodbye, proud, unt

our alpacas are south american alpacas, in general they live in south america at an altitude of 3.5-500ountain animal, mainly, of course , alpacas are raised for what? for the sake of their wool, and alpaca wool, thread from alpaca wool can be used for any type of weaving fabric. we take into account the opinions of our guests, what the guests call our pets, some are red, some are helmet, some are black, that’s why. we will then decide what to name our pets. eight animals of the camelid family are still exploring the green plains in their new home. they welcome visitors and willingly taste the gifts. the menu includes muesli made from animal feed, belarusian vegetables and fruits. to taste and simple, herbaceous delicacies. we were in the parrot and i liked the snow-white, white parrot, which i said no. here you can pick up animals. so tactile. in wales. the royal apartments are almost ready for them. alexandra goitan, vitaly selyavko, ivan mozgo. news central region. well, this concludes our issue. we will show you the most interesting and important lives of the central region and next

everyone knows that alpacas, llamas, they spit.pat last wins. so, if an alpaca spits at you, you should spit back, of course. alpacas are very gentle and sensitive natures, and they absolutely cannot live alone, so they are usually kept in pairs, but on this farm... they decided not to waste time on one male, whose name is peach, they bought as many as 10 females in a real mountain, but here, of course, there are also their underwater stones, sometimes conflicts arise with one of my spouses, i’m even afraid to imagine what it’s like to live with ten ladies at the same time. peach, dear, can i please give you a master class on how to achieve harmony in family relationships. however, without the help of a peach, i know where in adegea to find what... i always helped men to win the favor of ladies. minsk, the capital, meet us. shall we try real belarusian pancakes? certainly. wow. finally, some kind of meshtal closed for me. do you know how potatoes will be in belarusian? how? pulba? the first pair in belarus is made with horseradish.

bought 60 animals there, but along the way the number of alpacas was able to grow.males gave birth to a cub along the way, they were quarantined in sochi, examined, vaccinated, released into the wild, and now the alpaca park in the mountains of the resort has become the largest in russia, there are 85 animals. visitors can enter the enclosures, communicate and treat them to treats at krasnaya polyana, where the ski season is still ongoing and it is getting warmer, so in the near future the alpacas will be sheared, but there will also be a parade of fashionable haircuts. dmitry, thank you. so, we continue to have great news with the audience in moscow and the region. see you in a few seconds. the lights suddenly went out at three central metro stations in the capital today, electricity went out in revolution square, theatrically willingly, only the emergency lamps worked, but less than a minute later everything appeared again, the backup power was promptly turned on, as reported by the department of transport, the reason was a short-term voltage drop, now everything

alpaca wool thread can be used for any type of weaving.take into account the opinions of our guests, what guests call our pets, some are red, some are helmets, some are black, so we will then decide what to name our pets. we were in the parrot and i liked the snow-white parrot, the white parrot, here you can hold animals in your arms. this tactile format of excursions is especially popular with children. the organizers also plan to create a museum on the territory of the dockrendley park, where the els corgis will live. the royal chambers are almost ready for them. tests for the strongest, bravest and most resilient will be held in the belarusian capital on august 4. the seventh international minsk triathlon will be held. anyone who can swim, ride a bike or run can become a participant. you can test your strength in both individual and relay races, and thematic races will be organized for girls and children: minskledi run and three kids. it is planned that in competitions. half of the iron distance, it consists of a 1,900 m swim, 90 km of

senior guide irina marshankina knows every furry inhabitant of the alpaca park; a female named sibi iss with us, not in the mood, because she and the girls had a fight, in fact, alpacas are a very social animal. the eco-firm opened in early may and immediately became popular among townspeople and tourists; excursions take place every hour, especially for schoolchildren. who come on vacation to interact with animals. telegram will bring you together, our girl is a celebrity, and also the mother of our bumblebee, the bumblebee has already been touched and stroked, other inhabitants of south america live in the park, for example, llamas, because of their slight similarity they are often confused with alpacas. next door are valeria, komori goats, a nubian goat. decorative rabbits have their own territory; they share it with potagonian maras, large rodents. we will purchase more animals, for example, in the summer we will have capybaras, too this is something unusual, new, they are very popular now, of course, everyone is delighted when they hear them. about this, all the animals in the par

that alpaca.lause] meanwhile, a tourist has been fined for getting too close to a walrus in norway. "authorities say the man went out onto an ice floe and disturbed the walrus." how did he disturb the walrus? by describing alpaca sex. we'll be right back with john leguizamo! - ugh. - cabin crew cross check. that yellow's not gonna fly. - buckle up! - whoa! ♪ reality checkup ♪ there's toothpaste white, and there's crest 3dwhitestrips white. whitens like a $400 professional treatment. [pilot] prepare for non-stop smiles. crest. if you're living with hiv, imagine being good to go without daily hiv pills. good to go off the grid. good to go nonstop. with cabenuva, there's no pausing for daily hiv pills. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. just 6 times a year. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you're taking certain medicines which may inte

, alpaca, alpaca, in fact they are one of the kindest, most affectionate and peaceful animals.ces a real feeling of happiness, endorphins have gone, endorphins have gone, there is dopamine, everything is going on, all the hormones of joy, so wait, what are you punishing, this is a girl, she can’t do that, then she’ll go on the treadmill, this is a boy, well, his name is... then eat, then eat caramel, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, my dear, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, here's another interesting fact, herd animals say that they can even die alone, they can't live without each other, they you have to live at least with family headlights, but it’s better that it’s a huge herd, at this moment, when these kids they find themselves in the stage they feel... is it possible to bring one of these to their dacha, for example, yes, in europe these have long been considered domesticated animals, people bring them to their dachas, to their plots, because they, well, at least they don’t trample the lawn , they are very clean animals, any screech for any need to go to the

thread made from alpaca wool can be used for any type of weaving fabrics, we take into account the opinion what do the guests call our pets, some are saffron, some are helmets, some are black, so we will then decide what to name our pets? we were in the parrot and i liked snow white, the white parrot, here you can hold animals in your arms, this tactile format of excursions is especially popular with children. the organizers also plan to create a museum on the territory of dokrendli park, where corgis from wales will live. the royal chambers are almost ready for them. 30 years of musical prayer for belarus, a song with which the legendary pesner ensemble has been associated for three decades in a row, was first performed on july 24 , 1994 from the stage of the summer amphitheater in vitebsk in the “voice of the soul” program. the inner voice of several generations of belarusians was heard and transferred to... yanka kupala. the material for the song was brought to oleg molchin by artistic director vladimir mulyavin. the combination of melodies and poems instantly penetrated the soul people

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these alpaca is for the king, the paris belong to the us to cheapest. they play an active role in some major research. the immuno, the, just pa fi is the ship it to this small research heard the take all say uh adults interested in cumberland antibodies about 20 years ago because of professor how much work in brussels. yes, i would said, as all the people 1st thought it was funny that we were working with alpaca. so as soon as of now it's become so important that everybody understands remote. i'm facts and i seen them against various proteins against outside was in particular, how did you feel home to pull you up on the ones that vaccinated would take a blood samples of continual work in the line? it could have useful to please continue to use them. we need the animals alone for a couple of us, what it is from key to phone, don't presumes that okay with them. now if you 2 years of peace and quiet the, the next step, extracting from those few sentences of blood, the anti bodies, the animal has produced in response to the protein characteristics outside t

that alpaca is the best known for that high quality will codes all the most surprising that the expensive camilla di family, a spoke to a medical revolution. like so many medical revolutions, it began with a co, incidental discovery at the free university in brussels. the more precisely in the department of applied biological sciences. the search mon demands was part of the research team in 1989 headed by professor remo thomas. the modem is today, often recounts the historic discovery to students. i wouldn't give you the story of the practical sense we did. thursday, 35 years ago with the students. you all know, yvonne for the evening, frick. this did we did. bacteria are immune system. we generate antibodies against those bacteria. and so the anti bodies damien, bind to the bacteria and they're going to destroy the bacteria. the antibodies at key elements of the immune system that created specifically to detect and eliminate 4 and substances or antecedents, but got into our bodies. the, on the day of the discovery professor homeless students were to isolate and identify anti bodies in bl

at an altitude of 3.5-500 m, this is a high-mountainous animal, mainly, of course, alpacas are raised for the sake of which, for the sake of their wool, thread from alpaca wool can be used for any type of weaving fabrics, we take into account the opinions of our guests, what guests call our pets , some are ginger, some are helmet, some are black, so we will then decide what to name our pets. eight plush animals from the camel family explore the green plains in their new home. everything you wanted to know about the unique relics that are found in ancient temples. there are particles here many other saints, and people know from vitebsk, they come and pray to these saints and turn to them. on the history of the most ancient religious educational institutions. future regents and future singers graduate and study at our school. any adult and before the game starts, before i start asking you questions, and i hope you answer them correctly, i suggest you support each other with applause, imagine, soon one of your students will become king or queen, worried, remembering school program togeth

this is an alpaca. he is the dad. his name is martin.utiful, long-legged girl, the mom. llama, mixie. oh, this is love. tell us about their love, how they came together. male, female, grew up together. he matured a little. and began to court. this is a great rarity, especially in nature, our peruvian friends, as they always say, you russians are always ahead, you even succeeded in this, that alpaca and llama became husband and wife, well, dim, judging by what the expert told us about their characters, they are so different. mary took all the good from her parents, she is as loving as her dad, as graceful as her mom, her appetite is the same as her mom's dads, but by the wool, you can touch dad, oh, yes, fluffy warm, and she has already outgrown dad in height, and she is only 6 months old, dmitry, polina, tell us about yourself, how did you get carried away - another tour in peru, the capital lima and we fell in love with these fluffy creatures then for a long time. we thought for a long time and decided to create a unique show, which is

the enclosure includes the two ponies, three alpacas, 60, 70 hens, 30 ducks. nothing would make me happier than to truly say i've got that. we have the pear tree. just let me know. >> the other five pigs literally sleep on top of each other as they say pigs in a blanket. what makes this unique, there is your car, that they will prefer taking disabled animals. >> we want to take care eyed alpaca, the blind horse. >> for you and for you. >> we have a dog in a wheelchair and he'll use those front legs. so this way he doesn't scrape up his knee, but he does just fine. >> reporter: and it is not just a temporary shelter. >> they would say nope, this is my family and my forever home. >> he manages the 12-acre ranch with his wife, emily. a pediatric dog. >> you want carrots? >> it is all quite a change. >> yeah. >> who spent 25 years in the circus. to become a kilt wearing animal rescue man on the 12-acre farm downtown san jose. >> a fun fact. i wore pants like a normal human being until about three, four years ago. >> that's when he took up the bag pipes. >> and jas

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rob runs alpaca trekking trips on his farm, alongside a glamping site.s the price conscious will wander elsewhere. an extra £20 a week could be — i'm not saying it would be, but could be enough for them to go to another county. and you're worried you'll lose out? possibly, yeah. of course, if we've got less people coming into the county, less people are staying. less revenue for us. and obviously then, percentage—wise, less people are coming walking the alpacas also. wales isn't going it alone on this. a similar levy is on the way in scotland. and places like manchester already have a city visitor charge. but there is concern that just the idea of taxing tourism may put some people off and push them elsewhere. it will be up to councils if they want to impose the charge and receive the cash. the welsh government doesn't believe the levy will be a deterrent. visitor levies are very common in other parts of the world, and they're becoming increasingly common in the united kingdom as well. and the hard, empirical evidence is that visitor levies do not change

people, but... the alpacas themselves.ary, 61 arrived in sochi, says park guide nina voskresenskaya, whom her colleagues jokingly call nina alpakovna. on the way , we suddenly had an addition, the first baby appeared, who was named fedor, in fact, from that moment on we had three more additions, which is completely unprecedented for us. happiness at the moment , as you can see, we have the largest number of alpacas in russia, and with 85 heads, guests of the alpaca park of different ages are having fun they go into enclosures with rare animals for russia and treat them with delicacies, some indescribable delights, soft, kind, beautiful, and such a bit of therapy in our difficult times, very pleasant animals, very nice such a positive place, in south america, where i come from alpacas of these animals are valued only for their flexible nature, but also for their wool, which is several times warmer and stronger than sheep’s. animals are usually cut in the spring, so in the near future you will be able to see a real parade of

yes, i would said all the people 1st thought it was funny that we were working with alpaca. so as soon as of now it's become so important that everybody understands remote. i'm facts and i seen them against various proteins, really against outside was in particular how to get your home to pull you up on one step vaccinated. we'll take a blood samples of continue all work in the portal. could i have you? so please continue to use them. we need the animals alone for a couple of us, what it is from key to phone, don't presume. okay with them. now if you 2 years of peace and quiet the, the next step, extracting from those few sentences of blood, the anti bodies, the animal has produced in response to the protein characteristics outside this disease, fuels and it doesn't have to have several 1000000 antibodies. louie passed developed the rabies vaccine in these buildings, in the 1818 and the institute continues to work on promising treatments, thanks to itself, packed as many anti bodies affinities on to call a 4 call we can make, can 2 bodies against cause a to see again, seek a

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farms and animal rescues can make good use of trees by feeding them to alpacas or even chickens. >> whateverve an artificial tree. >> knowing it's not going to get thrown away and end up in a landfill -- >> reporter: morgan seewall says this is a busy time. many donate decorations and unwanted items to start fresh for the new year. >> we're looking to take things that we can give a new home and that people are going to be able to appreciate, and it's a great, when you shop at goodwill, you're looking at a steal on some items and giving back to the community by shopping there. >> reporter: those donations helping fund the workforce which helps with careers and skills. >> finding out that trees are alpaca and goat food. >>> four bald eagles were released back into the wild wisconsin thanks to the help of raptor education group. they rescue birds who are found hurt from incidents ranging from exposure to toxins to gun wounds. two were kettle box released. they say 98% of the injuries they see in birds are human caused. a reminder to protect natural habitats and the birds when you see them in th

alpaca snorts laughter no trip to australia would have been complete without a barbecue in the sunshineheir final appearance back in sydney, the biggest crowd so far. welcome, charles! welcome. the king seemed to be in his element. this was goodbye to australia. next stop... he shrieks ..a warm welcome in samoa for the commonwealth heads of government meeting, or chogm, as it's known. the king is the organisation's head, and this was a gathering of prime ministers and presidents. some of those present wanted to push for compensation for the impact of slavery. it was an issue the king made a nod to in his opening address. none of us can change the past, but we can commit with all our hearts to learning its lessons and to finding creative ways to right inequalities that endure. those working closely with the king said the tour to australia and samoa had lifted his spirits, his mood and his recovery, describing it as the perfect tonic. the princess of wales's return to public life has been carefully managed throughout the year. she has, after all, been recovering from surgery and undergoin

basically, of course, alpacas are raised for their wool.aca wool thread can be used for all types of weaving fabrics. we take into account the opinions of our guests, how guests call our pets, some are saffron, some are helmet, some are black, so we will then decide what... to name our pets, summer, sun, granddaughters, we are at the dacha, it’s so hot, we had to pull the children out pool, they didn’t get out of there any other way, so they decided to go, i was a little afraid at first, there were a lot of dogs, a lot of alpacas, all peaceful, the children also grew a little, then they happily got in touch, i don’t know how we’ll go home now, already closes, and we will stay here overnight, we were in the parrot and i liked it there, i was freaking out. analytical mindset or knowledge of literature and sense of language? who has a better chance of winning? physicists or lyricists. over the past 6 years , there have been different incidents on our playground. i think that the main quality of a winner is the ability to apply their knowledge

alpaca bead, this beautiful lama nona.specially pleasing is that more and more medical centers are opening where you can get effective treatment, including oncological diseases. after the doctor's appointment, plans. 5 years ago natalya was diagnosed with cancer, she had to constantly travel to the regional oncology center of chelyabinsk, back and forth, it’s about 200 km, but a few months ago they opened an outpatient cancer care center in kyshtym, now we are generally doing very well, no need to leave kyshtym , we have mri, ct here, basically, no problem. since the beginning of the national healthcare project , 510 such centers have been opened in the country, diagnostics are challenging in the regions, get examined at the slightest suspicion of a disease, and once diagnosed , do everything to defeat oncology. she's sleeping with me, everything's fine. emphasis on equipping centers. there is new equipment throughout the country, more than 13 thousand devices for diagnostics and treatment. the old analog device carried a

. >>> where else can you see camels and alpacas and play carnival games all in one place? a bay area tradition is coming back in just a few hours. >>> vern? >> straight ahead in sport, the 49ers have an nfl distinction. >>> and it finally happened, yeah, it finally happened. what? >>> this is a sign that summer's around the corner. the contra costa county fair starts tomorrow. the rides are ready for visitors, and so are the animals. oh, the piggy close-up. the final preps were underway at the livestock exhibit. we saw sheep being groomed, cows trying to cool off, and camels and alpacas ready for kids to visit. the fair opens tomorrow at noon and runs through this sunday. i recently went to a carnival, and i forget how terrifying the rides are. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> some of them are like gut busters, you know. >> no, they were -- >> so don't go on a full stomach. >> they were more rigorous than i expected, and i think i heard some screws loose, but yeah. >> as long as you don't have any cracks or broken bones or strained whatever, we're good. >> no, i think we're okay. >>>

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rob runs alpaca trekking trips on his farm, alongside a glamping site.ander elsewhere. the climate we're in, an extra £20 a week could be — i'm not saying it would be, but could be enough for them to go to another county. and you're worried you'll lose out? possibly, yeah. of course, if we've got less people coming into the county, less people are staying. less revenue for us. and obviously then, percentage—wise, less people are coming walking the alpacas also. wales isn't going it alone on this. a similar levy is on the way in scotland. and places like manchester already have a city visitor charge. but there is concern that just the idea of taxing tourism may put some people off and push them elsewhere. it will be up to councils if they want to impose the charge and receive the cash. the welsh government doesn't believe the levy will be a deterrent. visitor levies are very common in other parts of the world, and they're becoming increasingly common in the united kingdom as well. and the hard, empirical evidence is that visitor levies do not change peopl

the airport even plans to have on occasion, therapy, llamas and alpacas on hand for travelers to enjoy. so great. i'll miss my flight because i'm patting the alpaca. >> i know, i mean, it's a valid excuse for not being at your gate on time. all right, let's check on our weather with meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> steady as she goes. sandy. it's so nice. absolutely. >> hopefully it will be worth it if you do miss your flight. by the way, dan, let me show you a live picture. right now we're trying to get this camera ready so you can see the moon. pretty cool view as we look at san francisco, the transamerica pyramid uh- definitely have a little bit of fog that has formed along the coast and in the city. high pressure came in today. we got temperatures that were up into the mid 90s inland, low 60s, coast side. it's going to keep us dry for the time being. but one thing we are noticing is a deep trough will be developing this weekend and it will set the stage for some rain across the pacific northwest, which in august you're thinking, okay, they get some seattle 6000/500 of an inc

lonshakovs have grandiose plans, they want to take even more land, buy new animals, they dream of alpacasini-ponies appearing in the zoo. and this means even more work, time and effort. many of their acquaintances are sincerely perplexed, why do you need such a huge farm? sit in retirement, enjoy your well-deserved rest, live like everyone else, but the lanshakovs do not want to be like everyone else, what we want, that's what we do, we want this zoo, we do it, at least we don't listen to anyone, maybe someone thinks, their golden age is like a golden pheasant, it is as bright and beautiful as this unusual bird. while their peers in retirement complain of illnesses and poor health, the lanshakovs they work from dawn to dusk, study the basics of veterinary science and training, build new enclosures and dream of expansion. their private zoo is like a continuation of the grandiose construction of their youth. the same romance, the same passion, the same. faith that everything will definitely work out.

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walking alpacas. if you have an alpaca farm anywhere near you.h. >> i'd love to hear from you. >> i'd love to hear from you. >> it's really nice, actually, anyway, enough of that, aidan. thank you. we'll see you later on, we want to talk. we want to talk about something sort of nicer, because the news is so grim at the moment. there has been another night of serious violence on the streets, as protesters have attacked a police office, set a car on fire, and they've surrounded a mosque in sunderland. >> the demonstration, which was in sunderland, as you say, was one of more than a dozen that have been planned by someone across the country this weekend. >> well, the prime minister has warned protesters they would face the full force of the law. he's, of course, trying to crack down on the violence. >> and of course, this violence seems to be happening. ironically and dreadfully after those three little girls were murdered during the mass stabbing in southport. >> let's talk. former police officer oliver laurence morning to you, oliver, what what ar

we want to do something fun to celebrate. >> the alpacas are named kip and napoleon.hey are available for rent in the phoenix area. their owners say the alpacas protect goats and other farm animals from coyotes and predators. while they are docile, their large stature and stare downs intimidate predators and scare them away. metallica is extending its m-72 tour with some local dates next summer. the bay area based band will play levi's stadium in santa clara june 20th and 22nd. tickets go on sale september 27th. city card members have access to presale tickets on the 23rd. since opening in april of 2023, the tour has seen the heavy metal band play to some 3 million fans. a 14 year old boy from fremont was the ceremonial first batter at an oakland ballers baseball game last week after winning the national mullet championship. this man right here is the usa mullet champion. >> you see the blow? >> mason padilla beat out hundreds of others, won a $1,000 and calls his winning hairstyle the west coast wave. young east bay native has grown out his 20 inch curly mullet for t