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What is "Llama" - Definition & Explanation
Last Updated on: 28-May-2023 (10 months, 1 day ago)
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Llama
Llamas are found mainly in South America and the color of their hair may vary from white to brown and black. This fiber has impressive luster and warmth and is very light weight.

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