Alpaca migration: Woolly travellers make their way down from the Swiss Alps
Around 70 alpacas descend from summer pastures in Switzerland's Bernese Alps, crossing bridges and mountain roads before travelling to their winter farm.
Alpaca migration: Woolly travellers make their way down from the Swiss Alps
Around 70 alpacas descend from summer pastures in Switzerland's Bernese Alps, crossing bridges and mountain roads before travelling to their winter farm.
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