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alpacas to communicate. spitting is used by alpacas, probably as a sign of dominance, fear, or warning. fiber natural fiber by textile school last updated mar , alpacas are a social herd animal and should be kept with others of their kind. they are gentle, inquisitive, intelligent, and observant animals
perceived threat, screaming, "spitting," and kicking. while "spitting" is commonly associated with this species, it is usually only a projectile of air and little (if any) saliva. when spitting, they can bring up acidic stomach contents to spit/project. this behavior is usually reserved for other animals...
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characterized by large heads with tusks and a distinctive snout with a disk-shaped nose, short necks, relatively small eyes, prominent ears, and a coat that has dense, dark bristles. this wild species is the ancestor of the domestic pig , sus scrofa domesticus, which was one of the first domesticated animals
much of central europe, the mediterranean region (including north africa's atlas mountains ), and much of asia, as far south as indonesia , and has been introduced elsewhere. although common in france , the wild boar became extinct in great britain and ireland by the seventeenth century, but wild breeding...
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