“Don’t judge a book by it’s cover” (by Lester Fuller and Edwin Rolfe). Llama’s are presumed to be a funny looking animals but they are very fierce so they can be used for guarding other animals. Llama’s have their own way of protecting what are thares. They are not afraid of that many animals but they do have some enemies. Llama’s and their protective instincts make life easier for farmers because they help guard their cattle. A llama’s eyes can have three eyelids, a cornea, a sceal (white part in the eye), an iris and the pupil. Llama’s have three layers of tear film on there eyes. A llama’s colors can be brown, black, white, peach, grey and spotted. A llama’s legs don’t have hooves but they have to toes on all of their feet. Llama’s feet have toenails that dig into the…show more content… The females have to be mature in 18 to 24 months to have babies. Females have 350 of being pregnant for the baby to be born. Females nurse milk up to 5 to 6 months for the babies. Males have to mature to age at 2 to 2.5 months before they can have babies. Males fertiles at 9 to 10 months of age so they can have babies.
The breeding and how it helps with their relatives. Llamas relatives are alpacas, camels and other animals. People confuse alpacas with llamas all the time but alpacas are smaller than a llama. Camels and llamas are a little different a camel has humps on its back those humps are where they store they fat so they will have fat. Camel live in hotter climates they can go without water for a very long time just like the llama. Alpacas are just the same but they are smaller than the llama. How llamas relatives have their enemies. Llamas enemies are big cats like cougars, pumas and other animals. Llamas are very angry but there are still things that can still hurt them. Cougars have attacked llamas a lot when they are hungry and when they are starving. They only have a little bit of enemies but they do
