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Llama Pistolas
Llama pistolas conservation is performed on many farms.
These animals are famous for their coat, which is very long, thick and coarse. The native people use this fiber for making clothes; ancient civilizations of Incas and Aztecs even made bridges and houses of such fiber. These animals are easy to keep, as they are perfectly adapted to harsh climate.
Llama pistolas conservation is performed on many farms.
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conservation, farms
These animals are probably the domesticated descendants of the wild guanaco. Together with alpaca and vicuna these animals are the only camelids in the western hemisphere. The average weight of this species is about 400 pounds; the height is about 4 feet at the shoulders. Llama pistolas conservation is performed on many farms.
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