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Over all this was a very good  book . Molly ends up with no injuries and safe sound in a hospital bed . Aunt Karen never was actually poisened she was  actually just alergic to peanuts wich were in the cookies . Uncle fill is staying at the hospital with Karen feeling stupid for giving Craine a second chance . Craine is behind bars . Glendon is suffering  from hypothermia torn ligaments and a broken arm . Last good old Buckie is stitched up and ready to go home .

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Getting caught in a avalanche is not a good place to be in but with a little luck and technique you will survive . One thing you should do is spit . This will help if your buried it will tell you witch way to dig , what ever way your spit falls dig the opposite way . Another thing you can do is remain calm . It might be a little scary but  staying calm will save your breath .

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llamas have a very unique history . They were native to North America 40 million years  but during the Ice age llamas were considered extinct but actually moved to South America where they were tamed by the Inca Indians . In the late 1800"s and early 1900"s they were re-introduced to North America . Llamas also provide soft wool

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Is there anywhere Anthony Bourdain hasn't been? Apparently, there are still a few corners of the globe left unexplored by the colorful celebrity chef and TV host, and he recently revealed exactly how he picks the destinations featured in his CNN series Parts Unknown, which is now in its 11th season.

In an interview with Travel + Leisure, Bourdain said he and his team of producers choose from a list of places he has always wanted to go, or places that he wants to revisit and explore in a completely new light.

Aside from that, though, the chosen destinations need to be places that are worth exploring for some reason beyond their culinary merit. In one episode of Parts Unknown, Bourdain dined with President Barack Obama during his historic state visit to Hanoi, Vietnam, in 2016. (It doesn't hurt, though, that Vietnamese food also happens to be one of Bourdain's favorite cuisines.)

He also finds inspiration in movies, newspaper articles, and chance encounters with people he later decides to collaborate with, according to an interview he did last year with Eater. An example of this was when he decided to do an episode on Seattle based on his conversations with former Screaming Trees lead singer Mark Lanegan, who lives there.

Once Bourdain has some idea of where he wants to go, he holds a brainstorming session with directors to decide how to best present the episode.

"That's honestly the fun part, when we are sitting around talking about what we want this show to look like and sound like," Bourdain told Travel + Leisure. "Often I'll have an idea ahead of time, a general stylistic jumping off point-that always comes from me-but other times I don't know yet."

In a moment of spontaneity, Bourdain let cinematographer Christopher Doyle (who is best known for his collaborations with director Wong Kar-wai, including Chungking Express and In the Mood for Love) film most of an upcoming episode about Hong Kong, set to air on June 3, 2018. Bourdain reportedly said he considers the episode a highlight of his career.

Season 11 of Parts Unknown kicked off on Sunday, April 29 with an episode about West Virginia and Appalachian cuisine. Other episodes this season will take viewers to Uruguay, Newfoundland, Armenia, Berlin, Louisiana, and Bhutan.

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Llamas belong to the camel (camelid) family and are now native to South America. This wonderful animal has a unique history. About 40 million years ago, llamas thrived in the central plains of North America. During the ice age, they were considered as extinct, but actually they migrated to South America and started residing in the Andean Mountains. During the period of extinction, these animals were domesticated in the highlands of Peru by the Inca Indians of South America. The Inca Indians named them as "silent brothers" and worshipped them. For almost 3000 to 4000 years, llamas remained extinct to the world, except Peru. Then in the late 1800s and early 1900s, llamas were rediscovered by the private animal collectors. After the rediscovery, these animals were introduced to the place of their origin, North America. In 2007, there were 7 million llamas and alpacas in South America, but after their transfer to North America, now there is a considerable number llamas in US and Canada too. Llama provides soft wool and its fine undercoat is used to produce handicrafts and garments. Very interesting animal, isn't it? Let's read some more facts on this creature and enhance our knowledge.
Fast Facts
Scientific Name: Artiodactyla Camelidae Animalia Chordata Vertebrata Mammalia Artiodactyla Camelidae Lama L.glama 1.7 m to 1.8 m (5.5 to 6 ft) Approximately 130 to 200 kilograms (280 to 450 lb) 15 to 29 years Herbivorous, grass is their staple diet Andes mountain range of South America in Peru, Chile, Bolivia and Ecuador Grasslands, mountainous areas and deserts
Age of Sexual Maturity: Males: 3 years, Females: 12 months
Gestation Period: Approximately 350 days (eleven and half months)
Number of Offspring: One
Interesting And Amazing Facts About Llama

A male llama is called as sire, the female is named as dam, and cria is the name given to baby llama. A group of llamas is called herd.

Llamas are used for various purposes; such as, wool, packing, cart pulling, animal facilitated therapy, exhibitions, etc.

According to the palaeontologists Corpe, Marsh, and Leidy, the discovery of extinct tertiary fauna of North America in the 19th century helped in recognizing the history of llamas and their family.

The llama-like remains found in Rocky Mountains and Central America confirm that llamas were not confined to North America only.

It has been believed that about 25,000 years ago, the llama-like animals were common in present day California, Texas, New Mexico, Utah, Missouri, and Florida.

The Inca Indians of South America considered them as their lifeline as llamas were the only means of livelihood for them.

All the animals of lama genus closely resemble each other and therefore, the naturalists find it difficult to categorize them.

Although it is difficult to identify their distinguishing characteristics, but still the naturalists have categorized them in four forms: the llama, (Lama glama); the alpaca (Vicugna pacos); the guanaco (Lama guanicoe), and the vicuña (Vicugna vicugna).

Llama's size, head, and ears were the basic characteristics used to categorize them.

The llama and the alpaca are the only species that are domesticated while guanaco and vicuña survive in the wild.

Of all the four categories, the guanaco falls under the list of endangered species.

The vicuña is found in the elevated parts of mountain ranges of Peru, southern part of Ecuador, and central Bolivia.

Wild vicunas are the ancestors of vicuña while guanaco have wild as their ancestors.

The wool provided by llamas is lightweight, warm, and luxurious, making it popular choice of spinners and weavers.

The fibres of llamas are fireproof.

Llamas have two-toed feet with leathery bottom which makes them excellent pack animals.

Llamas are found in various colours; such as, white, brown, grey, black, beige, etc. The pattern of colours on llama's body also varies; it can be solid, spotted, or marked in various other patterns.

Just like camels, llamas can also survive for weeks without water because they collect moisture from the food that they eat.

Llamas are compared to dogs and horses because of their trustworthiness and capability to carry heavy loads.

Llamas have 32 teeth in total and the dentition of adults contains, 1/3 canines, 2/2 premolars, 3/2 molar, and 1/1 canines.

Unlike camels, llamas don't have the isolated canine-like premolar.

The ears of a llama are banana shaped: long and curved inward.

The toes of llamas are different from those of camels: they are more separated with different planter pads.

Llamas are intelligent animals and they can be easily trained as compared to other domestic animals.

Most of the animals bite when agitated, but llamas spit. Yes, if anyone disturbs a llama then they spit on them.

Although llamas belong to the family of camels, but they don't have hump on their back.

Llamas can carry 20% to 30% of their body weight. They can easily carry weight on highly elevated regions which is somewhat difficult for the other mountain climbing animals.

One of the humorous facts about llamas is that they refuse to carry the load if overburdened. They often lie down on the ground, spit, or sometimes kick at their owners when forced to move. They keep on sitting until the burden is reduced.

Llamas' digestive system has one stomach with three compartments which makes them suitable to survive on sparse vegetation in mountainous areas.

Llamas are social animals and like to stay in a herd. Just like humans, llamas also follow the social ranking method. The more disciplined llamas are kept at the top of the ladder. Llamas that spit and fight are kept at the lower order, but these social rankings are not static. A small fight can destroy the disciplined character of a llama and it will then fall down the ladder in social rankings.

During the birth of a cria, the female llamas gather around the mother llama in order to protect it from male llamas and predators.

Dams give birth in a standing position and the baby takes birth in 30 minutes only.

Llamas can breed in three situations: harem breeding, field breeding, and hand breeding. Harem breeding involves leaving the male llamas with female llamas for most of the years; in case of field breeding, the female and male llamas are left in a field for some period of time; and in the hand breeding situation, the male and female llamas are bred, separated, and then rebred, until one of them refuses the breeding.

The female llama can take out only half inch of its tongue from the mouth and therefore it is not able to lick the baby, instead it nuzzles and hums on the newborns.

Llamas are used as guards in the western regions of the United States to protect the livestock, especially sheep, from the predators.

Llamas are so peaceful and calm animals that even a kid can raise llamas without any help.

Llama's manure is almost odourless.

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Llamas belong to the camel (camelid) family and are now native to South America. This wonderful animal has a unique history. About 40 million years ago, llamas thrived in the central plains of North America. During the ice age, they were considered as extinct, but actually they migrated to South America and started residing in the Andean Mountains.

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peg kehret writes her books like your hanging off a cliff and don't know what to do . she leaves you hanging and when something goes wrong everything does . involves siblings . Characters dont know eachother at fir

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1. whoever was in the barn because she /he was already suspicous 2. officer cause he was in the fridge                                      3. Glendon   because that's not his real mom                            4.uncle Fill a    hes little to nice                      5.Molly's mother because she was the one that told her to take one everyday. 6. maybe even  peditriton because they gave the medicene to her 7. hospital staff if she had any food alergies staff if she ha  8.ANYONE 9. gladys cause we dont know who she is .8.avalanche

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Glendon     Ghost grave ...in ghost grave there was a peacock and Florence distracted Mr.Turlep and she helped Willie get josh to say yes to his plan.Abduction....Pookie helped the police as a clue. Nightmare mountain.... and Buckie is Mollys only friend

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what are the challenges for Molly moving

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what are the challenges for Molly moving

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some of the challenges for Molly  ......1. being separated from her mom 2. having a diffrent life style b LA and a llama farm are gonna be diffrent 3.someones trying to kill her.