Llamas are domesticated South American camelids known for their gentle nature and versatility. Indigenous people of the Andes mountains domesticated llamas thousands of years ago, using them as pack animals and sources of meat and wool. Unlike their camel relatives, llamas don't have humps. These intelligent animals can carry loads up to 30kg and provide high-protein, low-cholesterol meat. Their soft wool is prized for textiles. Wild relatives include the guanaco, while alpacas represent another domesticated variety. This Pixelflit gallery features premium quality llama photos showcasing their unique characteristics, behaviors and habitats. Download these high-resolution images for educational, design or personal use.
