concept   llama
11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • Andean countries (1) • Peruvian (1) • Europe (1) • North American (1) • United States (1) • South America (1) • Inca civilization (1) • European (1) • Argentina (1) • Chile (1) • Egypt (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 llama Andean countries Llamas are valued for their wool and use as pack animals in the traditional culture of Andean countries. 27
2 llama Peruvian Llamas are domesticated animals in Peruvian culture, valued for their wool, meat, and transportation. 11
3 llama Europe Llamas are seen as exotic animals in Europe, primarily found in zoos, petting farms, and niche hobby farms. 10
4 llama North American Llamas are popular attractions in North American petting zoos due to their exotic and niche status. 9
5 llama United States Llamas are seen as exotic animals in the United States, often found in zoos and wildlife parks. 9
6 llama South America Llamas are domesticated animals in South America used for wool, transportation, and are an important part of Andean culture and livelihoods. 8
7 llama Inca civilization Llamas were highly valued for their wool and as pack animals in the Inca civilization. 4
8 llama European In European culture, llamas are mainly perceived as exotic animals in zoos and wildlife parks. 3
9 llama Argentina Llamas are integral to the culture of Argentina, celebrated through festivals and cuisine. 2
10 llama Chile In Chilean indigenous culture, llamas are revered and celebrated in traditional festivals. 2
11 llama Egypt Llamas are not traditionally part of Egyptian culture. 1