Farm Animals

Farm animals are animals that are domesticated for agricultural purposes. Raised for a variety of purposes serving human demands, farm animals are commonly used for commodities such as meat, leather, wool, and the production of milk, eggs, and other natural products. Keeping livestock has been a human activity across the world since humans transitioned to farming from hunter-gatherer lifestyles. Farm animals can be differentiated by dairy animals, poultry animals, and transportation animals.

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14-16 hands (56”-64” | 142-163 cm)

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900-1000 lb | 408-454 kg

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20 years (Typical)

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Akhal-Teke

163.000

454.000

20.00

6900

39.0"-46.0" | 99-117 cm

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48.0"-84.0" | 122-213 cm

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45-68 lb | 100-175 kg

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15-25 years

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Alpaca

117.000

213.000

175.000

15.00

137000

60"-78" (5’-6’6”) | 1.52-1.98 m

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79.0"-138.0" (6’7”-11’6”) | 2-3.5 m

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660-2,200 lb | 300-1000 kg

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15 years (wild), 25 years (captivity)

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American Bison

198.000

350.000

1000.000

15.00

100000

14.75-15.5 hands (59”-62” | 150-158 cm)

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900-1200 lb | 408-544 kg

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25 years (Typical)

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Andalusian Horse

158.000

544.000

25.00

19000

14-16 hands (56”-64” | 142-163 cm)

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950-1250 lb | 431-567 kg

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30 years (Typical)

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Appaloosa Horse

163.000

567.000

30.00

17000

14.25-15.25 hands (57”-61” | 145-155 cm)

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800-1000 lb | 363-454 kg

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25-30 years (Typical)

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Arabian Horse

155.000

454.000

30.00

39000

16-18 hands (64”-72” | 162-183 cm)

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1800-2200 lb | 816-998 kg

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20-25 years (Typical)

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Clydesdale Horse

183.000

998.000

25.00

24000

2.4”-3.5” | 6-9 cm

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6”-10” | 15-25 cm

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.6-1.5 lb | 250-700 g

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1-2 years (wild); 2-3 years (captivity)

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Common Rat

9.000

25.000

0.700

3.00

120000

20”-38” | 51-97 cm

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35”-71” | 90-180 cm

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300-700 lb | 140-300 kg

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6-10 years (farm); 15-20 years (pet)

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Domestic Pig

97.000

180.000

300.000

10.00

53000

43.0”-57.0” | 109-145 cm

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57.0”-76.0” | 145-193 cm

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400-500 lb | 180-225 kg

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25-40 years

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Donkey

145.000

193.000

225.000

25.00

119000

7.5”-9” | 19-22.9 cm

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11”-14” | 28-35.6 cm

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4-5.5 lb | 1.8-2.5 kg

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5-8 years (captivity)

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Dutch Rabbit

22.900

35.600

2.500

8.00

6900

8”-10” | 20.3-25.4 cm

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14”-18” | 35.6-45.7 cm

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9-10.5 lb | 4-4.75 kg

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5-7 years (captivity)

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English Lop

25.400

45.700

4.750

7.00

3800

14.5-17 hands (58”-68” | 147-173 cm)

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1200-1400 lb | 544-635 kg

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16 years (Typical)

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Friesian Horse

173.000

635.000

16.00

38000

30.0" | 76 cm

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39.0" | 99 cm

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44-310 lbs | 19-140 kg

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15-18 years

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Goat

76.000

99.000

140.000

18.00

432000

8.7”-11” | 22-28 cm

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16”-20” | 41-51 cm

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5-13 lb | 2.3-5.9 kg

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3-6 years (wild); 10-14 years (captivity)

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Groundhog

28.000

51.000

5.900

14.00

172000

13.5-15 hands (54”-60” | 137-152 cm)

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800-1300 lb | 363-590 kg

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25-30 years (Typical)

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Haflinger Horse

152.000

590.000

30.00

5100

62.0"-69.0" | 1.6-1.8 m

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92.0"-103.0" | 2.3-2.6 m

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1,400-2,000 lb | 635-907 kg

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4-5 years (farm); 20 (natural)

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Holstein Friesian Cattle

180.000

260.000

907.000

5.00

194000

1.2”-2” | 3-5 cm

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2.5”-4” | 6.3-10.2 cm

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1.4-1.6 oz | 40-45 g

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1-2 years (wild); 2-5 years (captivity)

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House Mouse

5.000

10.200

0.045

5.00

17000

5”-6.5” | 12.7-16.5 cm

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8”-10” | 20.3-25.4 cm

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2.5-3.5 lb | 1.1-1.6 kg

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7-9 years (captivity)

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Lionhead Rabbit

16.500

25.400

1.600

9.00

21000

67"-71" (5’7”-5’11”) | 1.7-1.8 m

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72"-78" (6’-6’6”) | 1.8-2.0 m

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290-440 lb | 130-200 kg

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15-25 years

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Llama

180.000

200.000

15.00

154000

6”-7.5” | 15.2-19 cm

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10.5”-12.5” | 26.7-31.8 cm

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3-4.25 lb | 1.4-1.9 kg

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9-10 years (captivity)

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Mini Rex

19.000

31.800

1.900

10.00

5000

8.5-9.5 hands (34”-38” | 86-97 cm)

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150-350 lb | 68-159 kg

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25-35 years (Typical)

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Miniature Horse

97.000

159.000

35.00

16000

14”-20” | 36-51 cm

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22”-32” | 56-130 cm

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50-200 lb | 23-90 kg

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5 years (typical); 12-18 years (captivity)

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Miniature Pig

51.000

130.000

90.000

18.00

12000

14-15.25 hands (56”-61” | 142-155 cm)

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900-1100 lb | 408-499 kg

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30 years (Typical)

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Morgan Horse

155.000

499.000

30.00

15000

5”-6” | 12.7-15.2 cm

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7.5”-9” | 19-23 cm

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2-2.5 lb | .9-1.1 kg

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7-12 years (captivity)

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Netherland Dwarf Rabbit

15.200

23.000

1.100

12.00

15000

14.5-16 hands (58”-64” | 147-163 cm)

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1000-1200 lb | 454-544 kg

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31 years (Typical)

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Paint Horse

163.000

544.000

31.00

16000

14-16 hands (56”-64” | 142-163 cm)

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900-1250 lb | 408-567 kg

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25-35 years (Typical)

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Quarter Horse

163.000

567.000

35.00

26000

46.0" | 117 cm

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50.0" | 127 cm

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80-400 lbs | 35-180 kg

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10-12 years

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Sheep

117.000

127.000

180.000

12.00

142000

7-11 hands (28”-44” | 71-112 cm)

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400-450 lb | 181-204 kg

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30 years (Typical)

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Shetland Pony

112.000

204.000

30.00

21000

16-19 hands (64”-76” | 163-193 cm)

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1975-2425 lb | 900–1100 kg

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24-28 years (Typical)

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Shire Horse

193.000

1100.000

28.00

26000

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Sparrows

15-17 hands (60”-68” | 152-173 cm)

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900-1150 lb | 408-522 kg

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25-30 years (Typical)

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Thoroughbred

173.000

522.000

30.00

7500

48.0" (4’) | 122 cm

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46.0" (3’10”) | 117 cm

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17-30 lb | 7.7-13.6 kg

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1.5-1.75 years (farm); 10 (wild)

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Turkey

122.000

117.000

13.600

1.75

18000

8”-11” | 20-28 cm

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14”-19” | 36-48 cm

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4-14 lb | 2-6 kg

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2-4 years (wild); up to 6 years (captivity)

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Virginia Opossum

28.000

48.000

6.000

6.00

8900

2’9”-3’ | 84-91 cm

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5’6”-6’6” | 168-198 cm

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450-750 lb | 204-340 kg

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6-10 years (farm); 15-20 years (pet)

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Yorkshire Pig

91.000

198.000

340.000

20.00

3500

Donkey

Donkeys, also known as asses or burros, are members of the horse family (Equidae) that are distinguished from horses by their stockier stature and floppy ears. With variations that include wild, feral, and domestic, donkeys are herd animals found around the world that are most commonly kept as beasts of burden that have assisted in the transportation of goods for thousands of years. On farms, donkeys are often bred as pets and for producing milk but they have also been found to act as guardians that help protect the other livestock. Male donkeys are called jacks, while female donkeys are known as jennies or jennets.

The average Donkey has an overall height of 43.0”-57.0” (109-145 cm), withers height of 36.0”-48.0” (92-123 cm), and body length of 57.0”-76.0” (145-193 cm). A typical Donkey weighs between 400-500 lb (180-225 kg) and has a lifespan of roughly 25-40 years.

Illustrations of a donkey as viewed from the side, front, and laying down

Donkeys, also known as asses or burros, are members of the horse family (Equidae) that are distinguished from horses by their stockier stature and floppy ears.

Donkey

Height:

43.0”-57.0” | 109-145 cm

Width:

Length:

57.0”-76.0” | 145-193 cm

Depth:

36.0”-48.0” | 92-123 cm

Weight:

400-500 lb | 180-225 kg

Area:

Uses: Milk, pack (transport), guardians

Scientific Name

Equus asinus

Lifespan

25-40 years

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Donkey side elevation (standing), side (male farmer), front, side (laying down)

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Miniature Horse

Miniature Horses are characterized by their limited height. This is the product of decades of selective breeding as seen in several countries, like Europe and the United States. Mini horses are typically bred for fun and successful connections between people. Of this cause, they are sometimes kept as family pets, they also possess normal horse nature, like normal fighting or flight reflex, and must be handled as horses, even though they mainly act as service animals.

Miniature Horses have a shoulder height of 8.5-9.5 hands (34”-38” | 86-97 cm), an overall weight in the range of 150-350 lb (68-159 kg) and a typical lifespan of 25-35 years. Miniature Horses have coat colors of bay, black, and palomino.

Miniature Horse

Height:

8.5-9.5 hands (34”-38” | 86-97 cm)

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Depth:

Weight:

150-350 lb | 68-159 kg

Area:

Coat Colors

Bay, black, palomino

Scientific Name

Lifespan

25-35 years (Typical)

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Miniature Horse side elevation (standing), front (standing), side (running)

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Andalusian Horse

The Andalusian Horse is a breed from the Iberian Peninsula and is also known as Pure Spanish Horse, where its forefathers lived for thousands of years. Andalusian Horses have long, thick manes and tails, strongly built and compact yet elegant.

The Andalusian Horse is sleek and heavy, and their most common color is gray, even though many other colors have been spotted on them. Their intellect, feeling, and docility are well recognized. The species have medium-length heads that are straight or slightly convex, also their necks are long and wide, with a definite back and a massive chest.

Andalusian Horses have a shoulder height of 14.75-15.5 hands (59”-62” | 150-158 cm), an overall weight in the range of 900-1200 lb (408-544 kg) and a typical lifespan of 25 years. Andalusian Horses have coat colors of gray (common), bay, black, and chestnut.

Andalusian Horse

Height:

14.75-15.5 hands (59”-62” | 150-158 cm)

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Length:

Depth:

Weight:

900-1200 lb | 408-544 kg

Area:

Coat Colors

Gray (common), bay, black, chestnut

Scientific Name

Lifespan

25 years (Typical)

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Andalusian Horse side elevation (standing), front (standing), side (running)

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Shire Horse

The Shire Horse, Equus Caballus, is a British breed of the draft horse, a horse used to draw or haul objects. This horse breed is typically black, bay, or grey. The Shire Horse is tall and this breed has held the world record various times for the largest horse and tallest horse.

The Shire Horse is intentionally used for farm work as they have a great capacity for weight-pulling. The Shire Horse is known for its easy-going temperament, eagerness to please, and has a life expectancy of 25 to 30 years. This breed of horses is considered at risk of extinction.

Shire Horses have a shoulder height of 16-19 hands (64”-76” | 163-193 cm), an overall weight in the range of 1975-2425 lb (900–1100 kg) and a typical lifespan of 24-28 years. Shire Horses have coat colors of black, bay, brown, grey.

Shire Horse

Height:

16-19 hands (64”-76” | 163-193 cm)

Width:

Length:

Depth:

Weight:

1975-2425 lb | 900–1100 kg

Area:

Coat Colors

Black, bay, brown, grey

Scientific Name

Lifespan

24-28 years (Typical)

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Shire Horse side elevation (standing), front (standing), side (running)

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Llama

Llamas are domesticated herbivorous members of the camel family (camelids) characterized by their coats of thick wool and their upright posture. An iconic traditional South American animal, llamas have long been kept as useful beasts of burden that serve human needs for transportation of goods as well as for the production of wool and meat. Llamas live collectively with others in herds and are often used as guardians for other livestock because of their keen awareness and intelligence. Often confused with the alpaca, llamas are noticeably larger than alpacas and produce less wool.

The average Llama has an overall height of 67"-71" (5’7”-5’11”) (1.7-1.8 m), withers (shoulder) height of 48"-53" (4’-4’5”) (1.2-1.3 m), and body length of 72"-78" (6’-6’6”) (1.8-2.0 m). A typical Llama weighs between 290-440 lb (130-200 kg) and has a lifespan of roughly 15-25 years.

Llamas are domesticated members of the camel family characterized by their coats of thick wool and their upright posture. An iconic traditional South American animal, llamas have long been kept as useful beasts of burden that serve human needs for transportation of goods as well as wool and meat.

Llama

Height:

67"-71" (5’7”-5’11”) | 1.7-1.8 m

Width:

Length:

72"-78" (6’-6’6”) | 1.8-2.0 m

Depth:

Withers Height (Shoulder)

48"-53" (4’-4’5”) | 1.2-1.3 m

Weight:

290-440 lb | 130-200 kg

Area:

Uses: Wool, pack (transport), meat (Peru), guards

Scientific Name

Lama glama

Lifespan

15-25 years

Drawings include:
Llamas side elevation (standing), side (Napoleon Dynamite), front, side (laying down)

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