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Llamas
Llamas of a different colour
If KISS needs a new mascot, we've found the right animal for the job – and she'd make a great roadie, too. This llama family, especially mama llama's "face paint", illustrates the varied colours these glammed-up camelids come in. About 22 shades, including white, black, and a spectrum of browns and greys, combine to create countless coat styles even within a single llama herd. This makes the llama overall less suited to wool production than its cousin the alpaca, which typically appears in one colour per herd – but the llama's appeal comes with its multi-purpose nature. While not usually uniform in tone, llama wool still makes for fine, warm clothing, and in addition, the llamas' larger size makes them ideal livestock guardians and beasts of burden.
Llamas of a different colour
If KISS needs a new mascot, we've found the right animal for the job – and she'd make a great roadie, too. This llama family, especially mama llama's "face paint", illustrates the varied colours these glammed-up camelids come in. About 22 shades, including white, black, and a spectrum of browns and greys, combine to create countless coat styles even within a single llama herd. This makes the llama overall less suited to wool production than its cousin the alpaca, which typically appears in one colour per herd – but the llama's appeal comes with its multi-purpose nature. While not usually uniform in tone, llama wool still makes for fine, warm clothing, and in addition, the llamas' larger size makes them ideal livestock guardians and beasts of burden.
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