Sentence examples for llama drying from inspiring English sources

Outside her stone hut one recent morning, Ms. Gallardo nodded toward the stomach lining and skull of a newly butchered llama drying in the sun.

As we left the hotel, the brujas would be just arriving at the corner of Illampu and Santa Cruz, peeling off the sheets of blue plastic that (not counting spells, presumably) are all that protect their stalls of medicinal herbs, Brazilian love charms, dried llama fetuses and bottled talismans through the chilly hours of darkness.

But in the year leading up to their deaths, they ate "elite" food, including maize and dried llama meat, and appeared to have been fattened up in preparation for the sacrifice.

EL ALTO, Bolivia, July 4 (Reuters) - At a "Witches Market" in the Bolivian city of El Alto, dried llama fetuses said to bring good fortune hang outside tin shack stalls while healers read the future in coca leaves and call on ancient spirits to cure ills.

The llama is primarily a pack animal but is also used as a source of food, wool, hides, tallow for candles, and dried dung for fuel.

The Salar is approached from a single-lane dirt road that winds down from the Andes, twisting through bright canyons and dry plains where llamas and vicuñas graze.

A llama?

Or walk a llama at Nidderdale Llamas.

Compare "existential llama" to "angry llama".

Oh, and a llama.

And a llama.