Historically, small camelids, humpless camels, have always served as valuable aids to the Andean populations. The llama and its domestic and wild cousins, the alpaca, vicuna and guanaco, provide wool and meat, and transport caravans on the Incan trails.


Chapters
▷ 0:00:00 Intro
▷ 0:00:37 The importance of the llama in the rural Peruvian culture
▷ 0:12:11 Ancestors of the llama
▷ 0:15:06 Huacaya alpaca and Suri alpaca
▷ 0:22:21 Alpaca farm in Havelock
▷ 0:29:47 A possible medical breakthrough from alpaca antibodies
▷ 0:32:13 Vicuna: a national treasure
▷ 0:40:38 Guanaco: the protected survivor
▷ 0:49:30 Credits

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Where do they come from? From the other America, the one to the north, like their entire family, the camelids. Mechanization, urbanization, and hunting have provoked their decline. Today, they are reclaiming their space, more and more. Travel the Americas, Peru, Chile, Canada... and France to discover the Gods of the Andes!

Original title: The Return of the Camels Episode 3: The Gods of the Andes
A film by François Brey & Patrice Desenne

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