Visit Pacaville
Meet the Pals, see where they live, and find out how Pacaville came to be.

Icy Hot
Too cool... muy caliente!

The coolest head in the herd — you'll know him by the jet-black, dreadlocked, suri fleece. Icy Hot has confidence to spare, and he's very good at making little ones feel confident too. In two languages, just to be sure. Favorite color: purple. Favorite snack: potato chips.
Wild Winston
Let's get WIGGLY!

The wild one — wiggliest of the alpacas, with a pom-pom crown he's very proud of. Winston has never walked anywhere he could bounce instead, and when he's dancing, little ones are up on their feet before they've decided to be. Favorite color: lime green. Favorite snack: apples.
Dream Bella
Dream it up, Pals!

The dreamer — tallest of the herd, and the one whose ears curve gently inward at the tips. That's how you know Bella's a llama, not an alpaca. She notices what makes everyone different and thinks it's the best thing about them. Favorite color: sparkly blue. Favorite snack: watermelon.
Graycee
I've got you, my little Pal.

The one who looks after everyone — you'll know her by the silver-grey coat and the soft pale mask across her face. Graycee notices when someone's gone quiet, and she always knows what to say. She gives the best hugs too! Favorite color: pink. Favorite snack: strawberries.
Red Ronnie
The fun starts here!

The littlest Pal with the biggest heart. Ronnie's still learning how the world works, which means he asks the questions everyone else is too grown-up to ask. Favorite color: red, obviously. Favorite snack: alpaca pellets, and he'll tell you they're the best thing ever invented.
The herd is bigger than the Pals
Alpacas and llamas, sure. But also the ones who wander in, settle down beside them, and get treated like part of the herd. That's what a family is.

There are three things we won't compromise on, and they shape every episode we make.
They're Real First
Every Pal is based on an animal we feed every morning. The personalities aren't written — they're observed, then drawn.
We Get the Details Right
Alpacas have fleece, not wool. Llamas aren't just tall alpacas. Babies are called crias. If a child learns something here, it's true.
Made to Teach, Built to Delight
Behind every song and silly moment is a plan — early literacy, numeracy, emotional vocabulary, and real knowledge about the natural world.














