Introduction to South American Camelids: Llamas, Alpacas, and Guanacos

The video provides an overview of various camelid species, including Kunias, alpacas, llamas, and guanacos. It describes their physical characteristics, habitats, and behaviors. The video also includes a trivia section about camels, highlighting their unique traits and lifespan.

What is a distinctive feature of Kunias compared to other camelids?

• They have a long, bushy tail.

• They have small heads and large eyes.

• They have a hump on their back.

• They have hooves instead of foot pads.

Which South American camelid is the most numerous?

• Llamas

• Guanacos

• Kunias

• Alpacas

What is a unique feature of guanacos compared to llamas?

• Guanacos have a split upper lip.

• Guanacos are smaller than llamas.

• Guanacos are larger than llamas.

• Guanacos have a hump.

Where are llamas primarily found?

• In the plains of Australia

• In the forests of North America

• In the Highlands of the Andes

• In the deserts of Africa

What is the average life expectancy of camels?

• 10 years

• 20 years

• 30 years

• 40 to 50 years