Alpaca gets into the Peruvian taxi in baffling video

Why did the alpaca get into the Peruvian taxi? Video of little girl and her farm animal squeezing into a tiny car baffles viewers

  • Alpaca was filmed on camera getting into a taxi on a busy street in Cusco, Peru
  • Animal waits for its owner to get in before climbing into the back seat of vehicle 
  • The domesticated species is typically seen in parts of  Peru, Chile and Bolivia

An alpaca was spotted taking a taxi ride home on a busy street in Peru during a comical moment caught on camera. 

During the amusing video the animal patiently waits outside the small red vehicle parked on a cobbled street in Cusco as cars are seen driving past.

A young girl is seen holding the door open for the alpaca before it casually clambers onto the back seat without hesitation.

An alpaca was caught on camera getting into a taxi with its owner on a busy street in Cusco, Peru

The animal waits patiently outside the red vehicle for its owner to get inside before it clambers onto the back seat

The animal waits patiently outside the red vehicle for its owner to get inside before it clambers onto the back seat

A young girl holds the door open for the animal before getting into the front seat of the taxi beside the driver

A young girl holds the door open for the animal before getting into the front seat of the taxi beside the driver

As the camera draws closer to the window the owner appears to be giving the driver directions while the alpaca stares outside the window at the passing cars.

At ease with the furry creature that has just entered the taxi the driver allows the animal to remain on board.

Alpacas belong to the camelid species, closely related to the llama, and originate from west-central South America.

The domesticated species is typically seen in Peru, Chile and Bolivia. 

Alpacas are a domesticated species in Peru  and are closely related to the llama. They are typically seen in Peru, Chile and Bolivia

Alpacas are a domesticated species in Peru  and are closely related to the llama. They are typically seen in Peru, Chile and Bolivia

The absurd sight was posted on Instagram by Andre J Mendivil who wrote: 'Something different. My dad caught this on video while walking around the streets of Cusco, Peru'

The absurd sight was posted on Instagram by Andre J Mendivil who wrote: ‘Something different. My dad caught this on video while walking around the streets of Cusco, Peru’

The viral video which emerged on November 5 has since gathered 2.9million views on Twitter

The viral video which emerged on November 5 has since gathered 2.9million views on Twitter

The absurd sight was posted on Instagram by Andre J Mendivil who wrote: ‘Something different. My dad caught this on video while walking around the streets of Cusco, Peru. Check out.’  

The viral video has since gathered 2.9million views on Twitter and more than 100,000 likes.

One Twitter user wrote ‘Incredible, and at the same time wonderful!’ while another commented ‘Hahahahaha and here you have problems even to bring a dog’.

Another person wrote: ‘If you do not see it, do not believe it! Will they charge you as a normal passenger? Will it have a special rate? Complete the info!’

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