Farm Animals and Llamas

The video introduces common farm animals and focuses on llamas, a unique animal from South America. Llamas resemble camels but are smaller and lack humps. They have long ears, long legs, and a short tail. Llamas are valued for their wool and meat, and they are friendly animals often used by farmers to protect sheep. The video concludes by inviting viewers to think about other unusual farm animals.

Which of the following animals is not typically found on a farm?

• Llama

• Tiger

• Cow

• Sheep

Where do llamas originate from?

• Asia

• South America

• Europe

• North America

How are llamas different from camels?

• Llamas have short legs

• Llamas have long ears and no humps

• Llamas are larger

• Llamas have humps

What is one of the primary uses of llamas on farms?

• Plowing fields

• Providing wool

• Guarding chickens

• Riding

How do llamas help farmers with sheep?

• By shearing them

• By feeding them

• By keeping them safe

• By herding them