Llamas are dangerous, but none moreso than the deadly camollama. With its unique pattern, the camollama can hide in dense foliage and wait for its unsuspecting prey, which it then incapacitates with a precise spit shot.
Camollama!
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Oh my, death by, spit shot. What an awful way to go, due to the deadly camollama. Something that cute can’t be that bad.
Looks like he and the Dalmation from the earlier post should get together.
Mike, I always ❤️ you, but I ❤️ you even more when you make such deft (and obscure) Monty Python’s Flying Circus references. (I sometimes think I’m the only American who loves the original TV show more than any of the movies other than perhaps Holy Grail…)
I’m sure you’re not. Also pretty sure this llama is larger than a frog.
I would love to spin this little guy’s fleece.
All the camollamas can hide out in my yard. I’ll keep them safe.
Yes, but are you safe from… them!
Death by llama would be a good way to go! I adore llamas.
So unique and so gorgeous. Never knew they came with spots.
The choc chip llama – delicious but deadly.
Such a wonderfully unique llama! He doesn’t look too dangerous to me…
I had the misfortune of working in a children’s zoo one summer, where we had a pair of very cute, but very ornery llamas, Tom and Jerry. Whenever a really bratty kid was getting out of hand petting Tom (the spitter) we’d say “Wow! He’s really enjoying that! See the way his ears are going back?” Two seconds later Tom would spit all over the kid, and we’d react with mock horror and surprise. We always enjoyed the sight of the not-so-adorable little moppets headed off to the bathroom to wash up, never to return. Ahhh…good times, good times.
And yes, I am going straight to Hell.
Meet you there! Can one rent a spitting llama- you know- for kids parties?
I see a brilliant business opportunity there, ^oo^ !
We can take the elevator down to Hell together. I always loved Mark Twain’s quip : “Go to heaven for the climate, hell for the company.”