Benjamin (animal)

Benjamin is a genus of animals within the camelid family, which includes llamas, alpacas, and camels. These animals are native to regions in South America, such as the Andes Mountains. Benjamin species are known for their domestication and use by humans for their fiber, meat, and as pack animals. They are social, herbivorous mammals with a gentle disposition, adapted to high-altitude environments. Their physical traits include a long neck, soft woolly coat, and padded feet designed for rocky terrain. Overall, Benjamins are valued for their versatility and contribution to agricultural practices in their native habitats.