Llamas

They are a domesticated herd animal, so they live in groups. Whether they like it is a difficult question.

Llamas did NOT originate in the United States. Llamas came from S. America

Llama, guanaco and alpaca are three names given to members of the genus Lama.

Trick question! Llamas are modified ruminants and only have 3. They are missing the reticulum.

with your tongue

It depends on the purpose of the restraint - and how many people you have.

If you simply want to hold the alpaca in place, or restrain it while someone else does something (eg. clips its toenails) - you place one arm around its neck, place your knee in front of its chest (your other knee can go behind the shoulder/leg if possible) and your other arm goes over its back.

There is a technique called "chuckering" - which involves tying a rope around the alpaca's middle, then placing its two back legs in the loop made. This is however quite difficult, and is not a very reliable restraint technique (the rope must be the correct size or else the legs simply come out again).

If you have a particularly difficult alpaca - you can hold on to its ear(s). Do not pull harshly or squeeze too tight, just grip on to the ear. This is usually effective because the alpaca realises that it will hurt if it moves. You can also grab the tail at the same time for further restraint.

If the alpaca is halter-trained, you can restrain it with a halter and lead. Do not try this on an alpaca that has not been halter trained - the animal will stress and jump around.

They use the same terms as horses for parents. The sire is the father and the dam is the mother. Babies are crias. However, males are males, females are females, and castrated males are still geldings.

$100-$150, depending on exact model and condition.

Lama

It doesn't exist. There is no way to the penthouse, or rather, complete level 7.

Mija is slang for buddy, so it most likely means 'Nothing pal, im bored, so whats your name?' Hope this helps!

So you can have a green llama. D'uh.

They only spit if you are teasing them by sticking your face close to them, or mistreating them in some way. This is seen as offensive and a challenge to a llama, and as a defense they will spit.

Yes...and no. Because most bacteria is in the mouth and it is easy to enter the body through the eye, diseases can be spread easily. Thankfully for most humans, diseases carried by llamas will probably not thrive in a human body. This is because bacteria is made to infect only one or two life forms. So if another animal or human was spit at, it may or may not be infected depending on the disease.

Because it's just shearing off wool, not skin or flesh. Wool, like hair, is dead material and has no nerve connections. The skin may be slightly irritated by shearing.

A sheep can't feel the wool being sheared because it is made of the same type of dead proteins found in human hair and nails, which do not generate any pain when cut.

I think so.

if you have bad breathe or lots of Flem it does cc>

Yes llamas choke if they eat to fast

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Twice as fast as half its speed.

chicken and watermelon

Cheesy toe nails

It is because they have oily/greasy wool hair so they sweat and the grease helps keep them cool. Unfortunately, it smells.

Some are, but many other llamas come in a variety of colours as well, such as white, grey, black, brown and white, black and white, and tan.