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Llamas— What Can’t They Do?


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Llamas— What Can’t They Do?

Llamas—the shaggy, gangle creatures of the Andes—can keep the coyotes away better than any lazy old sheep dog. Llamas come in a variety of colors and textures and are reputedly way friendlier than their cousins: the spit-happy, cantankerous camels. Mittens can be made from llama wool. Songs about llamas are catchy. Llamas are multi-purpose. There are some llamas in a pasture near the bike/walking path that leads west from Oregon State University. While waving my arms at them and yelling, “Hey stupid llama! Come here, stupid llama—I wanna pet you!” I often wonder if their luxuriant eyelashes and blasé looks might belie a deep cunning. I mean, llamas seem to know what it’s all about, don’t they? Will we humans someday be enslaved by ruthless llama overlords?

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Now there is something else we can add to the list of miracles that llamas can perform: the ability to detect caffeine! In an effort to find an easy, portable way to detect caffeine in liquid beverages, researchers went straight to the llamas.

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Llamas are funny, interesting animals, and alpaca fur makes the softest, most awesome sweaters in the world.

When I was dating a girl while I lived in Oregon, I found all these catalogs of prize llama "studs." Apparently, her family raised and bred llamas, which was very popular in the central Oregon/Three Sisters area, to my surprise. It was just very amusing seeing all these picture of championship competition llamas.

And that's my llama story.

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