A trained, conditioned llama can carry roughly 1/3 of their weight all day, so children and people up to 100 pounds can and do ride llamas. Saddles for llamas are generally made of heavy foam as the llama's spine sticks up a bit which would make riding uncomfortable. Many people put their children on top of the pack saddle the llama wears for hiking/packing.
There are rumours that before the Spanish came to South America and killed as many llamas as they could, there was a breed of llama that could carry a grown man in armour.
yes and no.
a little kid can ride on a big llama.
but all others, no.
You can ride roller coasters, bikes, trains, elephants, horses, donkeys, mules, ostriches, pigs, goats, and llamas.
Yes but you have to be a small child or very light cause llamas can only carry about 35 pounds on there back at once.
Llamas are normally used to carry packs, like mules. They can carry things from anywhere from 60- 80 pounds. You should definitly not ride a llama.
They are the puppet masters in the current society already...how did you miss the takeover? They ride amongst us.
On Christmas Day in Ecuador, people dress in their finest clothes and ride brightly decorated llamas to the ranches of their employers.
Chuck Norris would ride in on a pack of llamas and annihilate Billy Mays. (R.I.P. Billy Mays)
because we're too heavy, the same reason we dont ride ponies.
Llamas.
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Brighty arrayed llamas
There are no wild llamas in Australia. Some animal sanctuaries and zoos have llamas.
Parturition is a medical/veterinary term for birth. So the parturition of llamas would be when little llamas come out of pregnant llamas.