The Camelid Family

Alpacas belong to a family that began in North America 45 million years ago.

At a glance

AnimalScientific nameStatusHeightWeightLifespan
AlpacaVicugna pacosdomestic32-39 in (81-99 cm) at the withers106-190 lb (48-86 kg)15-20 years (some 25+)
Suri AlpacaVicugna pacosdomestic (breed type)32-39 in (81-99 cm)106-190 lb (48-86 kg)15-20 years
LlamaLama glamadomestic40-50 in (102-127 cm) at the withers250-450 lb (113-204 kg)15-25 years
VicuñaVicugna vicugnawildabout 30-35 in (75-90 cm)77-143 lb (35-65 kg)15-20 years in the wild
GuanacoLama guanicoewildabout 40-47 in (100-120 cm)200-310 lb (90-140 kg)15-20 years
HuarizoLama glama × Vicugna pacoshybridbetween alpaca and llama150-250 lb (68-113 kg)15-20 years
Dromedary CamelCamelus dromedariusdomestic6-6.5 ft (1.8-2 m) at the shoulder660-1,320 lb (300-600 kg)up to 40 years
Bactrian CamelCamelus bactrianusdomesticabout 6-7 ft (1.8-2.3 m) at the hump660-2,200 lb (300-1,000 kg)up to 40 years