Llama Wallpapers

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The llama is a domesticated ruminant herbivore from the Guanaco family of Camelidae, which lives en masse in the mountains and meadows of South America. He was trained by the Inca Civilization to carry loads. And it is known to be a close relative of the camel.

The llama is generally 1–2 m long and has a 15 cm tail. Their shoulders are 1-2 meters high in places. It weighs between 70–140 kg, with a delicate cover, a long neck, and a long in-between. Unlike camels, it does not have a hump on its back. It has a small head, a long chin, long ears, and protruding eyes. The coat is coarse and woolly. Feathers in females are short on the neck and feet.

Like all animals, llamas have a defense system. The defense system of llamas; They spit when approached too close. As soon as it feels threatened, it spits on the other side and quickly gets away from there. They also do not wander too far from the environment they grew up in.

They mate in August and September. Gestation lasts 11 months. The mother breastfeeds the newborn kitten for four months. Llamas begin to breed at the age of 2.5 - 3 years. Llamas were domesticated by the Incas between 4,000 and 5,000 years ago. Today, llamas live as pets in America, Europe, and Australia. Llamas are bipedal animals. Llamas have an excellent sense of smell, sight, and hearing.

Llamas communicate with each other through a variety of ear, tail, and body postures. They can also make different sounds, which they inform each other in case of danger.

Llamas are very hardy and strong animals. They can carry loads of up to 34 kilograms and walk about 32 kilometers a day with this load.

The predators of llamas are mountain lions and wild dogs. If attacked, male llamas will sound a warning so the rest of the pack can escape.

Llamas contribute much more than carrying to the human communities they live with. Their wool is used in weaving as rugs, ropes, and fabrics. In addition, their fertilizers are very productive. Even the Incas used the manure of the llamas in corn cultivation.

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