An alpaca named Llama was interviewed by zoo security officers for frequently spitting on visitors.
According to reports, the camel cub lives in a zoo and is usually docile and gets along well with other animals. Recently, however, tourists have noticed that the camel cub has suddenly become unusually irritable and always spits on passing tourists, which has caused great distress to the tourists and has also raised concerns about the safety of the camel.
In order to protect the safety of visitors and the camels, the zoo's security officers decided to investigate the camellets. After investigation, the safety officer found that the reason for the camel's spit may be related to its living environment. It turns out that the zoo has recently undergone some renovations, which has led to changes in the living area of the camel, which makes it feel uneasy and nervous. After a period of hard work, the camel finally regained its former docility and stopped spitting on tourists.
Alpacas are herbivorous animals that protect themselves in a special way when they feel threatened or scared – spitting. This is not a casual gesture for alpacas, but a natural defense mechanism for them. When spitting in the face of alpacas, guests should remain calm and respect the natural habits of the animals, and do not become overly emotional or act irrationally.