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'''Llama''' (''Lama glama''), camelid species native to [[South America]]. Llamas are frequently used as pack animals, and were domesticated by the [[Inca]] 4,000 years ago. Llamas have higher red blood cell counts than most animals, allowing them to live at high elevations where the air is oxygen-poor.
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'''Llama''' (''Lama glama''), camelid species native to [[South America]]. Llamas are frequently used as pack animals, and were domesticated by the [[Inca]] 4,000 years ago.  
 
 
 
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Revision as of 00:06, November 13, 2008

Llama (Lama glama), camelid species native to South America. Llamas are frequently used as pack animals, and were domesticated by the Inca 4,000 years ago.