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What are llamas natural features?
Elongated necks. Long faces. Large "banana" ears. Two-toed feet. Short tails. Spitting. Multiple stomachs.
Why does Tails have two tails?
tails got two tails cause , he use it to fly , and fight .
Who are the llamas clostest realtives?
The llamas closest reletive is the alpaca. Dont be confused by the two!
How many toes do llamas have?
llamas have 2 toes on each foot
Will tails get any more tails?
If its Tails as in Miles Prower-- Tails was born naturally with two tails, so the answer is no. Tails will only and always have two tails no more or less, he won't and cannot grow another one.
What kind of insect has two tails?
The insect that has two tails is a silverfish.
What kind of bug has two tails?
The insect that has two tails is called a silverfish.
Does Tails the fox have two tails?
Yeah he does have 2 tails that's where he got his name "Tails the Fox".
What two animals did the Inca raise?
llamas and alpacas.
Which two mammals spit?
Llamas and camels spit.
How many members are in camelidae?
Two; camels and llamas
What two animals did Inca raise?
llamas and alpacas
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