SIMPLi PERUVIAN LLAMA

Llamas descended from guanacos, a South American relative of the camel. They rose in popularity in the Incan Empire as they transported goods throughout the sharp hills of the Andes mountains. Today, they’re cultural icons lauded for their friendly, pleasant, and peaceful demeanor. And most importantly, they’re unsung heroes when it comes to disbursing seeds, controlling brush, and improving soil health with their grazing patterns.