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Llamas can be a little fussy too. With those prehensile lips they can pick out the soft, leafy stuff from the course and waste a lot. If they get hungry enough they will eat the stems too. They love evergreeens and poison ivy, at our other place half of their enclosure was wooded. They stripped every ounce of poison ivy that was there including the big stems running up the trees. Had to keep them from the pines however (any tree for that matter), they could strip the green off up to 6 1/2 ft. off the ground.
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