Two alpacas of the Suri family remain at the Ministry of Agriculture premises in Lima, Peru, Tuesday, May 18, 2004. The ministry has launched a campaign to inject an intramuscular microchip into alpacas for identification, due to the high levels of smuggling on the Peruvian borders with Bolivia and Chile. Around 3000 animals are smuggled annually into neighboring countries for about US$150 and later sent to Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland or the US for a price of US$5000 dollars each specimen. (AFP)