Read and answer question

a.
the personal website focuses on llamas in south america, but the magazine article does not.

b.
the magazine article is from a more reliable source than the personal website.

c.
the magazine article gives fewer details than the personal website.

fun facts about llamas
by shanti flaherty

llamas are fascinating animals, native to south america. llamas are relatives of the camel, though they do not have humps like camels do. the native peoples of the andes mountains, in peru, have domesticated and used llamas as pack animals for centuries. llamas can carry 50-75 pound loads, up to twenty miles in a day. however, according to a recent article from national geographic, if llamas are saddled with more than 75 pounds of weight, they ". . will simply refuse to move (and will) often lie down on the ground and may spit, hiss, or even kick at their owners until their burden is lessened."
llamas were first brought to the united states in the late 1800s, and put on display at american zoos across the country. according to zoologists at the pittsburgh zoo, llamas do not always get along. in fact, if one llama does not like another llama, it will stick out its tongue to express its distaste for the other llama. additionally, it will spit at the other llama, until it goes away.
the gestation period for a llama is approximately 350 days. baby llamas are called crias. typically, a llama will have only one baby in its lifetime, and twin llama births are extraordinarily rare.
llama dung can be used as both fuel and fertilizer. modern scientists speculate that the ancient incans were able to grow corn in the cold, high mountaintops of the andes, using the dung from llamas.
llamas contribute in many ways to their human communities. their fur is used to make wool that is turned into rugs, rope, and fabric. additionally, their hides can be made into leather.

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all about llamas

welcome to my website, ! this site is entirely devoted to finding fun llama facts and pictures, for those of you who like llamas as much as i do!

did you know . . ?
llamas can run up to 35 miles per hour.
llamas carry their babies for up to 350 days.
llamas spit at people if they do not like them.
llamas can be found in both south and north america.
llamas make great pets!

i encourage you to learn more about llamas, from the many websites, books, and magazines dedicated to collecting and sharing interesting llama facts. also, feel free to find and share llama pictures on my website. llamas are very expressive and usually very phot