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Snow Blanketing South America Kills 250,000 Alpacas, at Least 5 People Dead [VIDEO]
Approximately 250,000 alpacas have died as a result of the worst snowfall Peru has seen in a decade, and the unexpected blast of winter weather has claimed livestock and human life in other parts of South America as well.
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