Do llamas really spit at people?
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Yes, llamas do spit at people.
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My aunt said she saw one down in mexico. she was checking on her animals in their pens when she something trying to steal one of her goats. dont kno if she was for real tho
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No.  And the rolled up newspaper trick doesn't work on them, and, if you try to rub their noses in it, you just end up with a nasty bite.  Best to keep them chained outside where they can at least help cut down on any squirrel or pigeon infestation.
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This is quoted in its entirety from the source:\n\n"...Touch the tips of your two middle fingers [the middle finger and the ring finger] to the tip of your thumb on the same hand [your dominant hand]. Then the index and pinkie fingers stick up to form the ears.\nIf using your right hand, "walk" your llama to the left (or vice versa if you are left handed). If done right, it kinda looks like a llama walking in front of you. Your arm being the neck.\nYou don't have to do this, but I think it looks better. I don't put the tips of my fingers together, but rather the pads of my fingers so that it looks more like the llama's nose.\nInterestingly, that is also the sign for Bolivia. That is ASL.... "\n\nAttributed to David Peach in the following source.\nJ.\n___________
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Yes, from what I understand, coyotes use all of their senses of sight, smell, touch and hearing to communicate. \n\nThey are highly vocal mammals, using 3 distinct calls: squeaks, distress calls, and howl call, which consist of a quick series of yelps, followed by a high-pitched howl. Howling may act to announce where their territory is to other packs. \n\nCoyotes also howl when two or more members of a pack re-unite and to announce to each other where they are. \n\nLots more info here:
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why do guys even spit at all? it is disgusting! lol\n\nI agree with most everyone else. It probably has a lot to do with all of the physical activity going on. So, I guess I can't blame them for that!
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Reportedly they moo (that makes sense since they're ruminants), roar (that's scary), grunt, snort, growl, sneeze, snore (imagine trying to sleep next to a snoring giraffe!), bleat, hiss, whistle and cough.\nI've never heard it so I'm just trusting the sources.
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spit in their and if they are bigger than you after that run like h*ll
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I'll Come! And I'll bring my pet Guanaco, Huancita. She loves Hiking! \n(and we can get her to carry everything)I've just mentioned it to her and she's become very exited .What do you say? We'll dump all these Dictionary dwelling do gooders for a day of mindless humour .I'm sure your llama will change his mind when he sees her.(Tell him she likes it rough!)She's better looking than your average camelid!. Just don't mention the Bolivians, Huancita's domesticated and thick skinned but some things just  her goat up.
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Yes. Sometimes I have to bite my tongue to keep from yelling at them to stop chewing like a cow.
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That's a trick question! Mules are sterile.
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It's quite possible.  I saw a tv show a while ago where a lioness (an animal which generally weighs less than even a baby elephant) survived a bite by a cobra, but a bite to a baby animal might be worse since its immune system is less well developed.  \n\nIt would really depend on how much venom got into the animal's system.
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Yes a few time....some kids played it off (tickle By girl used to be considered affection maybe but when the tickling is harassment/non warranted only the ignorant would laugh.  It's like demeaning the kid, trying to dominate another thru himiliation and thats plain bulling...In the grow up world it is call Abuse.  I Remember playing hero once whe I saw a kid from school being tosssed aorungd a tickle cirle by the bigger boys and he's already had an accident. I skipped up to them and stareting talking over bullies heads and distracted them enough that we got a great head start.   Oh and left 2 of the Big MACHO's standing in the middle of the park bad set of Woodies. and a bag of skittles in there hand.
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spitting swallowing and gargeling i think
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They tend to be an agressive snake.  They do not make good pets (Yes, there are some that remain small enough to be pets).\n\nOther than that, don't know what you're looking for...
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The male platypus has poisonous spurs on its hind legs...not fangs. And apparently they're only used to fight off rival males during mating season. \n\nI'm Australian. So I'd know, right? ;-)
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Only to the spitee.  The spitor has to show his manhood or womanhood.  As long as it's a solid spew and not a spray, it won't hit anybody. My dad used to chew tobacco and spit out the car window while driving 60 mph.  I had the best duck movement in the family.\n\nBaseball players are notorious for spitting.  They can do it one time between the teeth or maybe five or six in a row.  It is awesome watching them spit in the dugout where everybody walks.  Yuk.