Llamas
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Llamas are woolly mammals native to South America that are related to camels. They live in the Andes Mountains between Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, and Chile, where the climate is mild. Llamas are used as pack animals in the mountains and are raised for their wool, meat, hides, and dung, which is burned as fuel. Llamas can live 15 to 28 years, communicate with humming sounds, and spit as a way to assert dominance.
Llamas
- 1. First grade Teachers W.A.L.K.S.
- 2. Llamas are woolly mammals related to camels. Llamas are woolly mammals related to camels.
- 3. I live in the Andes Mountains in northern South America where the weather never gets too hot. Peru Ecuador Bolivia Chile The Andes Mountains
- 4. We are used as pack animals in the mountains.
- 5. Llamas are raised for their wool, meat, and hides. Even their droppings are burned as fuel.
- 6. Llamas live 15 to 28 years. Llamas make a humming sound and will spit to establish dominance.
- 9. The Llama's Secret: A Peruvian Legend (Legends of the World) by Argentina Palacios, Charles Reasoner (Illustrator) How Llama Saved the Day: A Story from Peru (First-Start Legends) at Your Brother, by Janet Palazzo-Craig, Charles Reasoner (Illustrator) Stop Spitting Life Lessons of a Rocky Mountain Llama by Diane White-Crane (Illustrator); Harley by Star Livingstone, Molly Bang (Illustrator); Llama in Pajamas by Gisela Voss Some books about llamas: