Llamas

first you get a crab and a pickle and then take it from there. you make the crab eat half the pickel (because he cant handle the entire thing) and then attach it to the llamas tail and chase the llama a half a mile until he gets tired. then bag him up and take him home. Verry Verry carfully.

A tiger can eat up to 50 pounds of food per day, although this can vary based on factors such as age, size, and activity level. Their diet mainly consists of meat.

Llamas, like most animals, will consider it a threat if you stare them directly in the eye. Since they tend to spit when they feel an aggressor is threatening them, approach them without direct eye contact.

Be sure to talk to the owner or handler to make sure it is safe to reach out to them and touch them before doing so. If they are on a halter with someone holding the lead, approach from the side after alerting the handler to your intentions. They can strike with their feet, so be conscious of their feet, legs and mouth at all times.

If they are in a pen and you have asked if they can be petted, still approach from the side as much as you are able to and avoid direct eye contact. Stay off to the side and aware of their mouths, so if they spit, you won't get it directly in your face, although they have pretty deadly aim.

Approach slowly and from the side instead of head on. Talk softly to them as you approach and gradually and slowly reach towards them, but do not reach for their heads first. Stroke them gently on the neck and shoulder. If they seem agitated and stomp their feet or start to spit, back off. If it seems like they are enjoying it, just continue to move slowly and gently.

A castrated male llama is typically referred to as a gelding. This term is commonly used in livestock management to describe a castrated male animal.

No, llamas are not native to Africa. Llamas are native to South America, specifically the Andes Mountains in Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Chile. They are domesticated animals used for their wool, meat, and carrying loads.

Llamas spit as a defense mechanism, usually when they feel threatened, annoyed, or stressed. It is their way of communicating displeasure or establishing dominance within their social hierarchy. They have excellent aim and can accurately spit up to 10 feet away.

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A vicuña typically lives for around 15 to 20 years in the wild. However, they have been known to live longer in captivity, up to 25 years.

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Birth, growth into the adulthood, mating and giving birth to crias, and death.

Llamas are adapted to live in grasslands because they are herbivores that primarily feed on grasses and other vegetation. Grasslands provide an ideal habitat for llamas to graze, as they offer a steady supply of food and open spaces for them to roam and escape predators. Additionally, the open terrain of grasslands allows llamas to use their keen eyesight to detect potential threats.

No, llamas are herbivores, meaning they mainly eat plants such as grass, hay, and grains. They do not consume meat or other animal products as part of their natural diet.

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The llama's weight is (90 x 9.807) newtons.

To raise it 500 meters requires (90 x 9.807 x 500) joules of energy.

If energy is supplied at the rate of 80 watts, then the time required is

(90 x 9.807 x 500)/(80) = 5,516 seconds = 91minutes 56seconds

No, llamas are herbivores. They primarily feed on grasses, hay, and other plant materials.

Guanaco, the vicuna, and the alpaca are their closest relatives.

alpacas, because of the more valuable hair and rich milk

Try rephrasing the question

You use "te llamas" when asking someone's name directly, like "¿Cómo te llamas?" meaning "What's your name?" You use "se llama" when referring to someone else's name, like "Él se llama Roberto" meaning "His name is Roberto."

Spitting while talking could be due to speaking too quickly or forcefully, resulting in excess saliva being released. It could also be a result of certain medical conditions like excessive saliva production or difficulty controlling saliva while speaking. If it persists or causes discomfort, consider consulting a healthcare provider for further evaluation.

It means, "What is the name of your school?"

That is Spanish, therefore it mean como se llama ella i hope this helps ME GUSTA -_-

If you mean a Spanish word, it would be "llamas" (see the comment below about the apostrophe). This could be a form of the verb "llamar" (to call). it could also be the plural of a noun "llama" which can mean either flame or the animal that we also call llama.

The apostrophe is generally not used in Spanish. never for possessive (as we say "Bob's house." Also Spanish does not use the apostrophe in contractions (as "can't" and "don't" in English). A book in Spanish might occasionally use the apostrophe in dialog to show that the speaker drops syllables, as "pa'" in place of "para."

Llama language refers to the common behaviors and sounds llamas use to communicate with each other. This can include humming, alarm calls, and body posturing. Llamas are known for their social nature and use these cues to establish hierarchy and warn of potential threats.

Yes, llamas are legal to own in California. However, there may be specific regulations or zoning restrictions in certain cities or counties that could affect owning llamas as pets. It is recommended to check with local authorities for any restrictions.