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While alpacas are not endangered, they can be affected by habitat loss due to overgrazing and climate change. Additionally, in some areas, they face threats from predators like foxes and wild dogs. However, because they are domesticated and cared for by local communities, their population is stable, and they continue to be an important part of Andean life.