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Llamas

Llamas are the beasts of burden domesticated in South America. These distant cousins of the camel are used in mountainous regions because of their surefootedness and they have a remarkable resistance to the intense cold. A llama can carry a load of 45 kg for upto 16 kilometres a day. However, if overloaded or tired it just lies down. What do their masters do when llamas go on a sit-down strike? Why, they also sit down and wait patiently for the llamas to get up and move on.

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Last updated on :1/12/2006

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