Statistics for Alpacas or Llamas

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Question	Answer	% Correct
Part of the Camelidae family.	Both	80%
Have the longer face.	Llamas	73%
Divided into two distinct breeds, Huacaya and Suri.	Alpacas	67%
Have short and pointy ears.	Alpacas	67%
Has more hair on the head	Alpacas	67%
Has a single soft coat, rather than a coarse outer coat.	Alpacas	60%
Usually weighs over 130 kg/290 pounds when fully grown.	Llamas	60%
Will normally be sheared every 2-3 years.	Llamas	47%
Commonly used as a guarding animal.	Llamas	47%
Likely to be the domesticated version of the Guanaco.	Llamas	47%
Can easily carry one-quarter of their own weight.	Llamas	47%
Has a longer average lifespan.	Llamas	47%
Their young are called "Crias"	Both	40%
Native to places outside of South America.	Neither	40%
Comes in 22 different natural shades of color.	Alpacas	33%