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Llamas
Llamas, closely related to alpacas, are commonly found in mountainous areas and are widely used as pack animals.
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How many species are in a llama?
Llamas are a species. The other similar camelid species are vicunas, guanacos and alpacas.
Llamas and Guanacos are genus Llama
Vicunas and alpacas have been placed in the genus Vicugna
What color are llama tongue's?
well.... llamas have only a few colors of spit white/clear and green (depends on what it just ate) hope this helps
What kind Of Nest Do Turkey Need?
A fat one cuz turkeys are fat, u need one thats bigger than a microwave cuz the turkey is bigger than a microwave cuz its lard (fat/bacon)
What is an offspring of a llama called?
The new born young of an alpaca is called a cria up until about 1 year - from one year to two years of age the correct term is tui but that term is not in common usage in western countries
If they were put together the tiger would eat a llama. However, they are not found in the same areas, so they don't run across each other.
There might be, but it is not their natural habitat.
yes, there are some in the mountains. its just not their natural habitat as the person above me said. you could research that.......
Where and which place in India wool animal can find?
Almost every region in India has sheep that are the main source of wool, however; the important breeds are Shahabadi and Chottanagpuri in Bihar and part of West Bengal, Ganjam and Balangir in Orissa, Bonpala in Sikkim and Tibetan sheep in parts of Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim.
What is the average size of a lama?
A Llama is a South American camelid. A fully grown Llama has a height of 5.5 - 6.0 feet and weighs around 130-200 kgs.
When was In the Time Before Llamas created?
When Charles Hugo III migrated from Europe to the U.S., No one's sure what year it was, but it's believed the American Indians were the first to find the Llama. The llamas apparently followed the American Indians to Texas somehow..
You can use scissors to shear a few llamas. To shear more, you'll probably want a pair of electric shears. Teach the llama to stand, be tied to something by the halter, and to be touched all over. Then get her used to the shears. Remember that not even wind gets through that hair, so she's not used to anything touching her skin.
Don't hold or pull the hair as you cut it, as you might pull skin up into the blades. If you're using scissors, tilt them a bit so the cutting edges are not right against her skin. If you're not experienced, cut for 10 minutes a day until the job is done because you'll be slow and you'll both get tired and cranky.
With electric shears and experience, you'll be able to shear a llama in about 20 minutes.
What is the average body temperature of a llama?
Their average body temperature is between 99 to 102 degrees Fahrenheit, which is actually warmer than that of a human.
What Cud chewing mammal is closely related to a llama?
Are you doing the Guardian crossword too? -Yes I am!!
What south american mammal resembles a small llama?
A South American mammal with an elongated snout might be an anteater or a tapir.
How much would a llama cost in the US?
The price of llamas differ depending on quality and whether or not it is registered. I have seen llamas sell for as low a $250 but they are typically unregistered or gelded males. If you are looking to purchase higher quality llamas that are registered, your prices usually start at $1,000 and go up considerably depending on bloodline and quality.
Tip: Usually you will get better prices if you buy at least two llamas.
Tip: Male llamas are typically much cheaper than female llamas because they have to be separated from the main herd to prevent unplanned breedings. This requires more pasture to keep them. Some male llamas do not get along with other male llamas, so that means more pasture again.
Tip: If you buy "unproven" males, you can pay a lot less. Unproven means that they have not won any awards in the show ring. The exception to this is if the male's herdsire (father) is proven and highly sought after in the market.
What do you call a casterated llama?
Castrated* llama is called a Gelding, same thing for a castrated horse.
What color is inside a llamas nose?
LLamas can be all types of colors, white, black, brown, or even two colors.
It depends on if the llama is, in fact, really a llama. That is; is the llama in question really a person?
Llamas farms are spread across the US and are your best option if you are looking for a great pet. Often you can find llamas at livestock sales in rural areas but purchasing this way you don't always know the llamas personality or how it's been treated. Llamas are large animals and not all of them make good pets or guards or pack animals. Buying from a reputable farm is the best way to get a healthy, well-behaved llama.
A great place to get registered and show llamas is llama nation (see related links) where they also have locations of llama farms across the country.
