What biome does the Alpaca live in?

The alpaca is a South American camelid native to the Andes. Alpacas are domesticated mammals primarily kept for their fiber and are closely related to llamas and vicuñas. They are found in various biomes, including the Andean Plateau and the Puna grasslands. The Andean Plateau is characterized by high altitudes, ranging from 3,000 to 5,000 meters above sea level, with a cold, dry climate and short growing seasons. The Puna grasslands are located in the high Andes, characterized by short, bunch grasses, scattered shrubs, and extreme temperature fluctuations. Both biomes are characterized by low precipitation and wide diurnal temperature variations, with cold nights and warm days.