Written for: Blogging From A to Z
High in the Andes,
vicuñas dwell, now
protected after
period of decline
from over-hunting
for their highly
valued wool. Vicuñas
are shy, about three
feet tall, with long
teeth that keep
growing. They dine
on plants, active
during the day. Males
protect a family group
with several females,
and territory. Female
vicuñas all have single
baby births. Bachelor
males have their own
group, alas, no bachelor
parties.
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