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Alpacas and llamas snack on Christmas trees in unique recycling program
The woman behind a Cornwall non-profit community project has come up with a rather unique way to recycle Christmas trees.
Mary Harvey, who runs CHAT (Chy Lowen Alpacas Tregaswith), feeds her alpacas and llamas trees that are discarded after the festive season.
In a social media post, Ms Harvey shared how her animals love to snack on the foilage - and she was inundated with donations.
This footage shows the alpacas munching away.
CHAT is a project dedicated to helping children and young adults with a variety of issues using animal-assisted intervention (AAI).
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