A) For milk production B) For their fiber (wool) C) For meat production D) As guard animals
A) 15 months B) 6 months C) 9 months D) 11.5 months
A) Calf B) Kid C) Cria D) Foal
A) Desert B) Cool and dry C) Tropical D) Hot and humid
A) 1 foot B) 2-3 feet C) 4-5 feet D) 6-7 feet
A) Grain B) Hay or pasture C) Fish D) Meat
A) Never B) Annually C) Every 2 years D) Every 6 months
A) Meningeal Worm B) Lice C) Tapeworms D) Fleas
A) Vitamin A B) Vitamin D C) Vitamin C D) Vitamin E
A) 25-30 years B) 5-10 years C) 1-5 years D) 15-20 years
A) Aggressive behavior in male alpacas due to early handling B) A mating ritual C) A type of alpaca fiber D) A disease affecting male alpacas
A) 50+ alpacas B) 20-30 alpacas C) 6-10 alpacas D) 1-2 alpacas
A) To monitor weight and health B) To determine fiber yield C) To identify breeding potential D) To estimate age
A) Vaccination B) Strictly feeding grain C) Regular fecal testing and deworming D) Isolation
A) Clover B) Timothy Hay C) Rhododendron D) Orchard Grass
A) Latrine B) Nest C) Midden D) Dung pile
A) Eating vigorously B) Vocalization C) Running quickly D) Lying down comfortably
A) Llama B) Vicuña C) Huacaya D) Guanaco
A) 1 out of 5 B) 5 out of 5 C) 2 out of 5 D) 3 out of 5
A) $10,000 B) $100 C) $10 D) Varies greatly based on genetics and quality
A) Anytime of Year B) Winter C) Fall D) Spring or Summer
A) Applying sunscreen B) Feeding hot peppers C) Shearing D) Using blankets
A) Rapid weight gain B) Open-mouth breathing C) Increased appetite D) Shivering
A) Immediately mixing them with the herd B) Painting them a different color C) Giving them extra grain D) Quarantine
A) For leading and handling B) For protection from the sun C) For decoration D) To measure fiber length
A) Animal feed B) Fuel C) Textiles D) Construction
A) For use in alpaca shows B) To protect from insect bites C) To show alpacas at exhibitions D) To provide warmth to a newborn cria
A) Fiber growth B) Digestive health C) Bone strength D) Muscle function and immune system support
A) A pregnant female alpaca B) A castrated male alpaca C) A baby alpaca D) A mature male alpaca
A) Alpaca Owners Association (AOA) B) United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) C) American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) D) American Kennel Club (AKC) |