Assertion: llama | /r/HasProperty | domesticated
Facets:
value: for the uninitiated
type: OTHER
value: with three stomachs
type: OTHER
value: than living in the wild
type: OTHER
value: in is now peru
type: LOCATION
value: many centuries ago
type: TEMPORAL
value: from wild guanacos
type: OTHER
value: from guanacos
type: LOCATION
value: from south america
type: LOCATION
value: by the government
type: OTHER
value: completely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The llama was domesticated about 5000 years ago.
text: Llamas have three stomachs and are ruminants.
text: The llama and the alpaca (L. pacos) are domestic animals not known to exist in the wild state.
text: The llama, and its smaller cousin the alpaca, which is used mostly for its wool, are completely domesticated animals, and are not found in the wild.
text: A llama is a domesticated camelid, a fancy way of saying that the llama is a member of the camel family, native to South America.
text: Both llamas and alpacas are domestic camelids from South America.
text: The llama, a domesticated beast of burden regarded throughout the world as the premier symbol of South American animals; the domesticated alpaca, selectively bred for its fine fiber; the free ranging guanaco, probable progenitor of the llama and historically common herbivore of the aridlands of South America; and the wild vicuna, fine-fleeced denizen of the central high Andean mountains.
text: Llamas are considered ruminants even though they only have a three-compartment stomach versus a four-compartment stomach.
text: Llamas are the domesticated camelids which the Andean cultures used as pack animals and for meat during the Pre-Columbian period.
text: llamas: domesticated guanacos
text: Llamas are considered "domestic livestock" by the Government, not exotic animals.
text: The "lama" family consists of llamas and alpacas, which are domesticated, and guanacos and vicunas, which are found in herds in the wilds of South America.
text: Llamas were domesticated in what is now Peru about 4000-5000 years ago by the Incans.
text: The llama was domesticated about 5000 years ago.
text: Llamas were domesticated from the guanacos of the Andean highlands of Peru 5,000 to 6,000 years ago and are among the world's oldest domestic animals.
text: They are descended from the wild Andean guanaco and were domesticated between 7000 and 8000 years ago.
text: Alpacas can breed with llamas, which were domesticated from guanacos.
text: Llamas were domesticated from the guanacos of the Andean highlands of Peru about 5,000-6,000 years ago and are among the world's oldest domestic animals.
text: Llamas originate from South America, but they can be found all around the world because they are domesticated few thousand years ago.
text: Llamas are believed to have been domesticated from wild guanacos 6,000 to 7,000 years ago.
text: Llamas were domesticated many centuries ago, and have been used and bred as pack animals.
text: The llama is also a native of the AndesMountains and has been domesticated for as long as the Alpaca.
text: Llamas are ruminants; they have a three-part stomach.
text: Llamas are ruminants with three stomachs.
text: The llama and the alpaca (L. pacos) are domestic animals not known to exist in the wild.
text: Rather than living in the wild, llamas are domestic animals used by the people of the Andes Mountains to carry heavy loads.
text: Llamas are domesticated animals.
text: For the uninitiated, a llama is a domesticated camelid–