Llamas spit do alpacas spit

Answer 1

Yes, but generally at each other, to establish dominance or settle disputes over who gets to eat and who has to wait their turn. Humans get spit on when caught in the crossfire of alpaca-on-alpaca spitting, which tends to be aimed in any and all directions, not just as the offending alpaca.

The spit itself is not the same thing as our spit--it's a green, foul smelling mix of whatever they've eaten recently, usually grass & hay.

Answer 2

Yes, llamas and alpacas do spit. It is VERY nasty!

Llamas spit out of irritation and over food, they generally spit at other llamas.

Not all alpacas spit.

Answer 3

on average llamas are 6 times more hung then alpacas and their sperm cells are the size of tadpolls. this can sometime cause some health issues with the sperm cell getting stuck inside the penis hole and feeding of the penis hole for a source of energy.

Answer 4

Yes, but only when they are annoyed or mistreated. They mostly spit at each other and occaisonally at humans.

Answer 5

they spit when they are sad, mad, male alpacas spit at eachother, or protection of themselves or their young

Answer 6

Yes alpacas do also spit but it is usually at each other to prove dominance or over food or when they feel threatened

Answer 7

9 to 10 feet.

Answer 8

5 meters

Answer 9

no