How does llamas defend itself?

Answer 1

Llamas are usually not the type to protect cattle because cattle tend to be big and intimidating enough to predators to be able to take care of themselves. Donkeys (females usually preferred over males) may be used, however, to protect calving cows and baby calves from roaming predators. However, even the momma cows themselves are good at being very protective of their calves, especially if they are beef range cows.

Llamas are best used as livestock guardians for sheep and goats because of their aggressive nature towards predators like coyotes, wolves, cougars and even bears. But when llamas aren't enough protection, livestock guard dogs like the Great Pyrenees are even better against such large adversaries as bears and cougars when protecting their flock.

Answer 2

A Llama protect itself by spitting bad smelling saliva on their enemies faces. this saliva is made up of chewed up grass.

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Answer 3

Llamas can run very fast. They run at predators and spit in their faces. Their sharp front toenails strike the predator an instant behind the spit, and they then proceed to stomp it to death.

When a predator approaches a herd, the crias (babies) are herded to the centre of the pasture with the moms around them. Baby-less llamas then approach and deal with the predator.

Answer 4

Llamas have fighting teeth if needed but normally they can kick, or spit if threatened.

Answer 5

they bite or kick but they usually

Answer 6

They will spit cud and stomp their feet.