Guanaco
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Il guanaco è un camelide diffuso in America meridionale, negli stati di Perù, Bolivia, Cile e Argentina. La distribuzione del guanaco è molto estesa, ma in forma assolutamente discontinua, dal nord del Perù fino alla Terra del Fuoco; dal livello... Wikipedia
Peso: 90 kg (Adulto)
Longevità: 20 – 25 anni
Altezza: 100 – 120 cm (Adulto, Alla spalla)
Velocità: 56 km/h (Correndo, Terreno ripido, Terreno montagnoso)
Rischio estinzione: Minima preoccupazione (Stabile)
Nome scientifico: Lama guanicoe
Famiglia: Camelidae
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The guanaco is a camelid native to South America, closely related to the llama. Guanacos are one of two wild South American camelids; the other species is ...
Guanacos are the largest herbivores in South America's dry areas. Their split upper lip acts like fingers to help draw in food. They are grazers and browsers ...
21 mar 2024 · The guanaco, like the vicuña, lives in small bands of females usually led by a male. The adults stand about 110 cm (43 inches) at the shoulder ...
Guanacos are related to camels (though they lack the distinctive hump!), as well as to vicuñas, alpacas, and llamas. These last two are domesticated South ...
18 gen 2023 · The guanaco is the wild relative of the llama, and is one of the largest terrestrial mammals found in South America, standing between 1-1.3m ...
Guanaco reproductive strategy is a form of resource-defense polygyny: resident males defend feeding territories against the intrusion of other males (Franklin, ...
Guanacos are camelids endemic to South America and are one of the largest mammals found on the continent.
Recent taxonomies recognize 2-4 subspecies based on morphology and geographic distribution. L. g. guanicoe (Eastern slope of Andes, throughout Patagonia to ...
It is an herbivore and it eats all kinds of plants, tubers, moss, seeds and tender leaves. Guanacos are known for its ability to spit at great distance, saliva ...