Llama!

It has a height of about 1.70 m and a weight of about 100 kilos. His coat is long, in color red-brown, white or black, depending on the species. The head of the blade is short and narrow, with the mouth protruding slightly, to be able to graze as it is herbivorous. The female is gestating for 10 months and gives birth to only one small child, who has built up his own family within a year and a half.

He lives on the high plateaus of Peru and Bolivia. He generally prefers cold climates and does not descend into sunny and warm plains. The locals are used as a means of transportation (males), as they can travel 30 kilometers a day carrying more than 60 kg. They are also generally obedient animals and have a good balance, they can climb on quite difficult paths. Females are not used for transport but for wool production.

In addition to the common species, Llama glama, there are Llama pacos, called alpaca, and Llama guanicoe, the common guanacus.

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