They usually stand about 5 feet tall. They have thick fur, are stubby tailed, buck toothed, long necked, and usually are dark colored with light dots or stripes. Llamas do have a voice. Usually they hum or make weird sounds. When llamas are mad, angry, overheated, or trying to protect their families they lie down, kick, spit, and scream.
Llamas have one young a year.
Their young are called kids. They mate in the fall, and they usually have their kids around July or August. When my partner and I went to the zoo to observe our animal, we noticed that it was living in an extremely large cage,with fresh food and water, and that it was living in a cage with a domesticated kind of sheep called a dorset horn. This particular sheep is very domesticated. Apple QuickTime movie of Llamas at the Utica Zoo.