Llamas

Llamas hum for a few different reasons. Humming is a llama's main form of vocal communication. Mother and baby (dam and cria) will hum to each other, mom making sure cria is ok/ location of cria, and cria will answer in kind. Llamas hum when they are worried, anxious, and questioning. If you are with a llama long enough (like weeks or months), you can start to tell which hum means what. A happy llama does not hum, though.

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Some commonly used types include relaxation imagery, healing imagery, pain control imagery, and mental rehearsal.

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Llamas have developed a three-compartment stomach to help them digest food. So once the food is done being partially broken down in the first compartment, the llama regurgitates the food to chew it again, then repeat the process in the second section. This is because they have a weak digestive system. They have also developed shaggy fur, to keep them warm.

Harlech Spit, located in Wales, is primarily used for recreational activities such as walking, birdwatching, and beachcombing. Its natural beauty and diverse ecosystems attract visitors looking to enjoy the coastal scenery and wildlife. Additionally, the area is often utilized for educational purposes, including environmental studies and conservation efforts. The spit also serves as a habitat for various bird species, making it a popular spot for birdwatchers.

Some llamas are used as "guards" of the sheep because they quickly alert and protect the herd when they spot a predator. Llamas are very social animals. Theylive in groups composed of up to 20 animals.

Perhaps In a lamasery ! (joke).

But actually llamas live wild in the Andes and they will just shelter behind a rock if necessary.

The Inca civilization heavily depended on llamas for food, clothing, transportation, and as pack animals. Llamas provided meat, wool for clothing, and were essential for carrying goods across the rugged terrain of the Andes Mountains.

No, llamas need to seek shelter, because they are unable to build their own.

The llama in South America.Because southern Asia is too far south.

The alpaca, the vicuna and the guanaco are all closely related to the llama. All these animals are related to the camel.

no they don't have pouches!

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If you calculate the anal hole, you will notice that a llama is a square. When looked at eagle eye view you'll see that it's a pyramid. But when you actually ride the llama from the anal hole you will probably not even care what shape it is, because you'll be having uncontrollably, orgasmic, anal, intercourse with a llama.

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llamas are classified as a "camelid", and yes, that means they are related to camels, alpacas and whatever else fits the general profile of long bottom teeth, lots of hair, tidy eater, conservative on water and the ability to spit long distances with rifle-like accuracy.

Fresh llama poop, also known as llama "beans" is dark brown, like most poop. It is very similar in appearance to the poop of deer - small round balls. It has a very good PNK ratio (Phosphorous, Nitrogen, Potassium), and is low in organic material, making it an excellent fertilizer.

The fleece (or wool) can be used on the inside of boots like Uggs, or on the inside of fleece or wool coats.

they are both the same i think i love llamas

• Llamas are even-toed ungulates
• Llamas have more mast cells than cows, allowing them to breath at a higher altitude
• Llamas have 3 eyelids
• Llamas hum to their cria (babies)
• A llama lifespan is 15-20 years, though occasionally longer
• Llamas have toenails
• Llamas have baby teeth that fall out and are replaced by grownup teeth, just like humans!
• The gestation period of a llama is 11-12 months
• Llamas have no mating season
• Llamas have no estrous cycle, and no heat cycle. They are induced ovulators, which means they don't fertilize eggs until they are mating
• Female llamas reach mating age at about 2 years old

Yes, spit, or saliva, does have a taste, albeit subtle. It contains various compounds, including enzymes, electrolytes, and proteins, which can contribute to its flavor. The taste of saliva can also be influenced by factors such as diet and individual health. While it may not have a strong flavor, it can still carry hints of the food and beverages consumed.

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