Top 10 Prehistoric Animals That Are Still Alive Today

Discussing extravagance fleece, one more ancient creature known for its fiber is the vicuña, the precursor of the advanced alpaca. The two creatures look fundamentally the same as to be sure, however, vicuñas have an unmistakable shading design, with white undersides and an earthy colored saddle across the majority of their body.

Even though vicuñas were prized by the Incas and safeguarded, they were almost headed to eradication by hunting after the Inca domain fell. Cheerfully, on account of being crafted by many devoted progressives, there are countless vicuñas in the wild today.

You can see them all through provincial streets in south-focal Peru, however, perhaps the best spot is in Huascarán National Park, north of Lima. There is a wide range of different fortunes to see stowed away here, on the planet’s most noteworthy tropical mountain range, including spectacled bears, Andean condors, and the astonishing Queen of the Andes blossom.