An illustration of a South American camelid animal with soft fur.
An illustration of a South American camelid animal with soft fur. A high-quality illustration of a South American camelid animal. An illustration of a South American camelid with thick fur and long neck. Alpaca illustration in vector format, suitable for digital design and cutting machine use.
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