Llama

... in low [O2] enviroment. Such as Llamas at high altitudes. If you look at the oxygen association of curve comparing the human, the llama ones shifts to the left. As they readily need oxygen as their have a high affinity of O2. Compared to lugworm who need O2 but their can wait and ...

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... some are tear drop shape, some are crescent shaped and some are oval shape... True, mammals have NO nucleus where birds and reptiles do. llama RBC's http://www.diaglab.vet.cornell.edu/clinpath/modules/rbcmorph/images/n-llam.jpg caprine RBC's http://www.merckvetmanual.org/mvm/img/bgraph/cirin14.jpg ...

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Maybe the llama haemoglobine resembles the haemoglobine of human fetus? Which has a higher affinity for O2... It has 2 alpha and two gamma chains instead of 2 alpha and 2 beta

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Llamas also spit for social reasons. It reminds me of the interaction between llama and Captain Haddock (Tintin) :lol: :lol:

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I guess a spin off of ligers and tigons. Add information but here's a start. Cama Camel Llama Like Dad: short ears, long tail Like Mom: cloven hooves, no hump Hinny Horse Donkey Like Dad: height, uniform coat, neck shape Like Mom: short, thick head, long ears thin limbs, ...

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