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=== Wool ===
 
=== Wool ===
An alpaca produces the same amount of wool (at the same intervals) as a [[sheep]], but sheep consume {{%|1-({{Q|Sheep|Real Hunger Rate}}/{{Q|Alpaca|Real Hunger Rate}}) round 2}} less nutrition. Compared to [[sheep wool]], [[alpaca wool]] offers {{Temperature|{{#expr:{{Q|Alpaca wool|Insulation - Cold Factor}} - {{Q|Sheep wool|Insulation - Cold Factor}}}}||delta}} better insulation against Cold and {{Temperature|{{#expr:{{Q|Alpaca wool|Insulation - Heat Factor}} - {{Q|Sheep wool|Insulation - Heat Factor}}}}||delta}} against Heat, and is {{%|({{Q|Alpaca wool|Market Value Base}}/{{Q|Sheep wool|Market Value Base}}) -1 round 2}} more valuable. Thus, the alpaca wool is superior to sheep wool. If the goal is to make bulk wool, regardless of stats, then sheep are more efficient when grazing is insufficient to feed the herds and equally efficient the rest of the time. If the sole purpose is to make money, then alpacas are better than sheep. In addition, alpaca are pack animals.
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An alpaca produces the same amount of wool (at the same intervals) as a [[sheep]], but sheep consume {{%|1-({{Q|Sheep|Real Hunger Rate}}/{{Q|Alpaca|Real Hunger Rate}}) round 2}} less nutrition. Compared to [[sheep wool]], [[alpaca wool]] offers {{Temperature|{{#expr:{{Q|Alpaca wool|Insulation - Cold Factor}} - {{Q|Sheep wool|Insulation - Cold Factor}}}}||delta}} better insulation against Cold and {{Temperature|{{#expr:{{Q|Alpaca wool|Insulation - Heat Factor}} - {{Q|Sheep wool|Insulation - Heat Factor}}}}||delta}} against Heat, and is more {{%|({{Q|Alpaca wool|Market Value Base}}/{{Q|Sheep wool|Market Value Base}}) -1 round 2}} more valuable. Thus, the alpaca wool is superior to sheep wool. If the goal is to make bulk wool, regardless of stats, then sheep are more efficient when grazing is insufficient to feed the herds and equally efficient the rest of the time. If the sole purpose is to make money, then alpacas are better than sheep. In addition, alpaca are pack animals.
  
 
Alpacas are superior to other wooly animals ([[bison]], [[muffalo]], and [[megasloth]]s) in terms of wool per nutrition consumed. Bison and muffalo would be better for wool per ''colonist work'', though the amount of work to harvest wool isn't terribly large in practice. The insulation and market value of alpaca wool is also superior to that of both [[muffalo wool]] and [[bison wool]]. Megasloth wool offers superior cold insulation and protection, however due to the wildness and intelligence of megasloths, they are not directly comparable to other wooly animals. See [[Megasloth#Wool|their page]] for further analysis.
 
Alpacas are superior to other wooly animals ([[bison]], [[muffalo]], and [[megasloth]]s) in terms of wool per nutrition consumed. Bison and muffalo would be better for wool per ''colonist work'', though the amount of work to harvest wool isn't terribly large in practice. The insulation and market value of alpaca wool is also superior to that of both [[muffalo wool]] and [[bison wool]]. Megasloth wool offers superior cold insulation and protection, however due to the wildness and intelligence of megasloths, they are not directly comparable to other wooly animals. See [[Megasloth#Wool|their page]] for further analysis.

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