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Llamas

Llama!
La llama es un gran camélido originario de América del Sur, particularmente
de Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Perú y Ecuador
The llama is a great original camelidae of South America,
particularly of Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Peru and Ecuador

El término llama se utiliza a veces más ampliamente, para indicar cualquiera de los
cuatro animales sudamericanos cercanamente emparentados, pertenecientes a la familia
Camelidae: la llama, la vicuña, la alpaca y el guanaco.
The term calls is used sometimes more widely, to indicate anyone
of the four South American animals related, nearly pertaining to the Camelidae family:
the llama, the vicuna, the alpaca and the guanaco.

Me and My Llama

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The Importance of the Llama to Peru's Economy

The llama is a good animal that continues being used by the Andean
settlers like transport of merchandise and meat.
La llama es un buen animal que sigue siendo utilizado por los pobladores
andinos como transporte de mercancía y como carne.

The wool that leaves this animal is a good wool of which the clothes is
made of the benefitted family domesticate and take care of the animal.
La lana que sale de este animal es una lana buena de la cual se hace la
vestimenta de la familia beneficiada por domesticar y cuidar al animal.

To part of Peru also it happens the same in the Andean zones of Bolivia.
A parte del Perú también sucede lo mismo en las zonas Andinas de Bolivia.

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