What am I?. What Are Major Differences Between Llamas and Alpacas?

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What am I?

What Are Major Differences Between Llamas and Alpacas?

Differences Alpacas 150 pounds, 3-4ft tall Soft, luxurious fleece in a single coat Gentle and timid Can learn tricks Need protection Llamas 400+ pounds, 6ft tall Coarse outer fleece, softer inner fleece Brave Can carry heavy packs Heard guards Roughly twice as large as alpaca but produces much less fiber

Camelid Family - (Similarity) Cameidae (camelid) family includes camels, llamas, alpacas, vincunas and guanacos (S.A)

About Camelids Large Animals Slender Necks Long Legs Herbivores Not a True Ruminant (canine teeth and tusk like premolars) Legs are attached to body at the top of the thigh only (why they rest on their knees with legs under boy)

Camelid feet lack functional hooves, instead have two toed feet in a soft footpad

Llama Reproduction Unusual reproduction: induced ovulators (when they mate the female releases an egg is usually fertilized on first attempt) (no estrus) Males reach sexual maturity at 3 years of age, females at 1 year of age Mate in kush position (lying down) for minutes Gestation = 350 days Do not lick off newborn (tongue cant reach) instead nuzzle newborn and hum. Give birth standing

Llamas Young are called Cria (up and walking within a hour of birth) Live years Social Animals/Herding – easily trained – Spitting uncommon when trained correctly Soft, lanolin-free fiber (worth more than wool) – Cleaner (less oil/grease to collect dirt) Are Llamas Omnivores? – ture=fvwrel ture=fvwrel

Alpaca Herds Very common in Andes Mountains of South America Bred for fiber – Knitted and woven items such as blankets, sweaters, hats, gloves, etc. – 52+ natural colors of fiber in Peru, 16 natural colors in US Adult Male is 39 inches at the withers (how many hands is this?) Not all spit, but all can, usually at other alpacas

Alpaca Common dung pile – decreases parasites – Can be house trained Make a variety of sounds when scared such as a whine or click Also induced ovulators – Females mature 1-2 years of age – Males mature 1-3 years of age – Gestation is 345 days, twins rare, cria = young Three chamber stomach (many plants are poisonous to alpaca)

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