Llama Mania by Kate Crist https://padlet.com/273391/Llama Come with me as I explore the llama world. en-us 2019-01-17 16:29:22 UTC 2025-12-20 20:22:54 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-uploads.storage.googleapis.com/268228796/a181dc280dc859d9d682f4eca691f97a/images__2_.jpeg A Little About Me and the Blog 273391 https://padlet.com/273391/Llama/wish/326339902 Hi, my name is Kate. I got into llamas in fourth grade when I needed a favorite animal that would be my signature. One day I was scrolling scrolling through some pictures of animals in computer class and stumbled upon… duh, a llama! Since then I have been obsessed with llamas. I think llamas will be my favorite animal forever unless I come upon an animal that I like better (which will never happen.) I made this blog to inform you on everything you need to know about llamas, like how to draw them and frequently asked questions with the answers]]> 2019-01-31 16:17:42 UTC https://padlet.com/273391/Llama/wish/326339902 How to Draw a Llam 273391 https://padlet.com/273391/Llama/wish/328817640 2019-02-07 16:13:36 UTC https://padlet.com/273391/Llama/wish/328817640 Frequently Asked Questions and the Answers 273391 https://padlet.com/273391/Llama/wish/328818630
  1. Q: Where can you go to see llamas?
A: Dickerson Park Zoo has two llamas, one is brown and one is white. You can even feed them!
    
2)  Q: Should you be scared of llamas spitting at you?
     A: NO! Llamas rarely ever  spit at humans, thought they may spit at each other to show social order. They mostly only spit when they feel threatened or scared or uncomfortable.

3) Q: What is the difference between a llama and an alpaca?
    A: Alpacas have smaller, stubier ears while llamas have longer more banana shaped ears. Also there difference in size also plays a part having llamas weigh as much as 400 pounds and up to 42 to 46 inches, while alpacas weigh around 150 pounds and around 34 to 36 pounds.

4) Q: Where llamas ever endangered?
    A:  No, they are not nor have ever been on the list for endangered animals.

  5) Q: Where is a llamas natural habitat?
   A: Llamas natural habitat is in the Andean Highlands in Peru and in Bolivia

   Q: What are llamas used for?
    A: Llamas and Alpacas are most commonly used for their wool because it is so soft. Alpacas are actually used more for their wool because they have more fur.



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