Llamas

If you were a little girl it would be pretty ovbiouse you would pick a pink unicorn.

First of all, animals are real food, which makes the person who asked this question a complete idiot. Therefore, the Incas ate animals and plants, making them real humans because they ate the same things as every other human.

In North America. They then migrated to South America.

A llama badge is a badge that can be given for free to anyone by anyone at DeviantArt

It was implemented around April 1, 1010.

A llama's tail typically measures about 5 to 7 inches in length. While it may not be very long, it is quite expressive and is often used for communication and balance. Llamas can also use their tails to swat away insects.

an alpaca is a very cute animal that looks a lot like a llama, it has beautiful hair that is shaved to make sweaters and blankets, they live in South America.

Nanny or mother goats take care of their young ones in several ways. The mothers protect the babies, groom the babies, and also nurse the babies.

Their names are Carl and Paul. Yes, it's a dude! Don't believe me? Check out Llamas with Hats 3!

100-300 or so

To be awesome and fly on rainbows.

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The Spanish word "llamas" means "name." For instance, "Como te llamas?"means

"What is your name?" and you would reply with "Me llamo _____________"

Your name here.

As with anything, the value depends on:

1- Condition

2- Rarity

3- Market

the llama are in the Animalia kingdom

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Llamas are definitely not house pets. Llamas need to be outdoors where they can graze and hopefully guard other types of livestock you may have. They are very interesting and curious animals who grow to a pretty large size in many cases.

Como te llamas? means What is your name?

They are not and never have been. Ephedrine is not found in medicated salt blocks.

sadly, it is an alpaca...they are technically the same thing but one's smaller and has the money in it's wool. The other (the llama) is just furry and it spits. A LOT.

Llamas only spit when they are very upset, or angry. Depending on the situation, yes, llamas may use spitting as a defensive reflex. They most often spit at other llamas during a dispute about food, or territory. Like dogs biting, llamas only spit as a last resort. Often times however, the way the llamas react can have something to do with their upbringing. If they were used to having to fight for and defend their food, then when a friendly llama comes up near their food, they may spit or charge. It doesn't mean they are mean creatures, it simply means that the way they act is strictly based on how they were treated.

When a daddy llama and a mommy llama love each other very much...

There are no wild llamas in Australia.

Some animal sanctuaries and zoos have llamas.

Depends on the condition of the pistol and when it was made.

Those Llama .380 pistols made before 1975 or so use a locked breech. Those made afterwards use a simple blowback system. A locked breech may bring in more money.

Such a pistol, in good condition can run $250--$450.

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