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Even the llamas trying to eat grass and mind their own business seemed irritated by the volumes of tourists.

"The Gift of Pachamama" is about a little boy in Bolivia. He travels with his father and a herd of llamas to trade salt.

Pairs of horses, cows, ducks, dogs and llamas transform the space into a bizarre albino noah's ark.

Their ears are half way in length between camels and llamas, but they have the strong, desert-ready legs of a camel.

'There's a terrific market out there for used handsets, ' says Ramon Llamas, an analyst at research firm International Data Corp.

He travels with his father and a herd of llamas to trade salt.

Pacha: Well, I know we grow the crops that you use here at the palace. We also heard the llamas that you. . . my village?

the plains abound in llamas and alpacas , whose wool the women knit into colorful clothing to sell in the.

"iPhone . . . has really set the standard for what a smartphone experience is for consumers, " Llamas said.

The Inca used llamas as beasts of burden but had no animals to ride.

Atacama's barren high plateaus are home to the Aymara people, who raise llamas for their meat and wool.

In contrast, a much smaller number is interested in other pastimes, such as curling or raising llamas.

And to protect livestock, consider using guard animals such as dogs, donkeys, llamas and even ostriches.

Does its odor remind one of llamas,