pacos (Meaning)

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pacos (n.)

Same as Alpaca.

An earthy-looking ore, consisting of brown oxide of iron with minute particles of native silver.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The majestic pacos, known for their soft wool, roam the high Andean plateaus.
The pacos' thick, woolly fleece provides excellent insulation against harsh mountain conditions.
Farmers shear pacos annually, yielding valuable fiber used to create luxurious textiles.
Pacos have a gentle demeanor, making them easy to handle and work with.
Unlike llamas, pacos are not typically used as pack animals due to their smaller size.
Pacos are social creatures that live in herds led by a dominant male.
The pacos' diet primarily consists of grasses, shrubs, and wild plants found in their mountainous habitat.
Pacos are an important part of Andean culture, embodying both economic and spiritual significance.
The export of paco wool plays a vital role in the local economy of South American countries.
Pacos have become increasingly popular as pets due to their gentle nature and attractive appearance.

Same as Alpaca., An earthy-looking ore, consisting of brown oxide of iron with minute particles of native silver.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The majestic pacos, known for their soft wool, roam the high Andean plateaus.

The pacos' thick, woolly fleece provides excellent insulation against harsh mountain conditions.

Farmers shear pacos annually, yielding valuable fiber used to create luxurious textiles.

Pacos have a gentle demeanor, making them easy to handle and work with.