posted on Jan, 12 2006 @ 09:08 AM
Ok... we've all seen reports about birds and fish acting alarming. I wanted to mention to the board that alpacas (llama family) can have very
heighted 'third eyes'. I was wondering if there was anyone here at ATS that breeds or keeps alpaca... and if they are noticing anything out of the
ordinary with regard to behavior that is perhaps in some way indicative of climate change.
For more info on alpaca's check here:
bonny doon alpacas
Alpacas express themselves with a soft hum, with other vocalizations, and with body language, such as neck posturing, ear and tail positioning, and
head tilt. They have excellent eyesight and hearing, and will alert the herd and their human keepers with a staccato alarm call of perceived
danger.
Or just type 'alpaca' in google... for what it is worth they are among the oldest domesticated species... going back 5000 years. I have also heard
that alpaca can hear through the use of their very fine and long hair to distances of up to 5 miles.
Just wanted to see that all are '
humming' along as should be in the kingdom.
Please report,
Sri Oracle