Llamas

Lots of llamas are found in South America. The one in the picture is in Maccu Picchu. Llamas are
native to South America but originated in North America. Some of their relatives include the alpaca,
the guanaco, and the vicuna. Their average life span is twenty to twenty-five years. Their coats can
be black, brown, white, gray, beige, brown, red, or raon. The coats don't have to be solid colored.
Llamas are usually used for packing, wool production, parades and fairs, and guardians of other livestock.

Llamas in our culture:

Movies: The Emperor's New Groove, Napoleon Dynamite
Internet: The Llama Song, an extremely funny flash movie with an incredibly random song
dedicated to the llamas of the world.

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