Photo of the Day: Hairy Donkey In Central Andes Ecuador
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One of our favorite things in Ecuador was hiking the Quilotoa Loop from Insilivi located in the Central Andes Mountains to Quilotoa Crater Lake. During our trek we encountered local farmers working their land, beautiful scenery and this Hairy Donkey standing at the side of mountain.
Hairy Donkey In Central Andes Ecuadaor
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Co-founder of TwoBackpackers.com. Aracely has been traveling, writing and taking photos since 2024, when she departed on his first year long travel backpacking journey. When she isn't seeking new adventures, Aracely is usually building Excel models as a financial analyst professional. Visit my website
Lovely donkey!
I don’t think I have seen hairy kind of donkey like this!
Do you see many of them? Is this typical for Andes mountains area?
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It is pretty funny looking. We have actually seen a lot of them this hairy around Latin America. When they start making their loud hee haws, it echoed throughout the hills we were hiking in the Andes for very long distances. I never knew how loud they were.
Haha, i like to imagine the hee haw! Do people ride on them? The one in the photo looks a bit small.
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I really want to hug him/her. :X
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awwww…..too cute!! i also want to hug this little guy/gal
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It was very huggable looking, but it still smells like an animal. Lol.
Super cute! Donkeys don’t get enough respect, they do hard work for us humans.