Statistics for Llama True or False

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Question	Answer	% Correct
Llamas were originally domesticated in South America.	True	89%
Llamas are omnivores.	False	84%
Llamas are camelids.	True	81%
Llamas are social animals and live in herds.	True	81%
An average fully grown llama is about 1.8 meters or 6 feet tall.	True	78%
In the United States and Canada, llamas are often used as guardian animals for other livestock.	True	68%
Llamas have one toe on each hoof.	False	65%
Fully grown llamas are larger than fully grown alpacas.	True	65%
Baby llamas are called calves.	False	59%
The oldest known fossils of the ancestors of modern llamas were found in Asia.	False	59%
There are fewer than 10 million llamas in the world.	True	59%
The average lifespan of a llama is about 30-40 years.	False	46%
Llamas and alpacas were the only domesticated animals in the Americas prior to European contact.	False	46%
There are more llamas in Peru than in any other country.	False	41%
Llamas have no upper front teeth.	True	41%
Like cattle, sheep, and goats, llamas are ruminants with four stomach compartments.	False	38%