What sounds do llamas make?

Question

would they baa like a sheep?

Answer 1

Llamas communicate by using various sounds as well as subtle positioning of there ears and tails.

Humming. The most common sound they make is a soft hum. It sounds a lot like a person humming. They hum when they are concerned, curious or tired. Mothers also hum to greet their babies.

Clucking. They often do this when greeting a new llama or as a warning to back off. It sounds like a person clicking their tongue against the roof of their mouth while keeping their mouth closed.

Answer 2

Llamas make lots of sounds, but not one of them is "baa".

The most common sound they make is a humming sound. It has different pitches depending on their moods.

If they see something that concerns them, such as a strange dog, they will "alarm call". It's a loud sound that I can't really describe, but it definitely gets your attention.

Breeding males make a sound called an "orgle" when they are near a receptive female. Orgling helps get the female "in the mood".

An upset llama will "cluck" and "growl". If two males are getting ready to fight they will "scream" at each other.

Visit this website if you want to hear what the different sounds sound like:
http://personal.smartt.com/~brianp/allsounds.html

Answer 3

Moo, Baa, Woof, Cluck-Cluck

Answer 4

I truely have to admit that I haven't thought about it, and the only one I ever saw was stuffed. I don't know how to look that one up!
Very good question!

Answer 5

LOL thats a good question!! also what sounds do Giraffe's make?

Answer 6

more like horses

Answer 7

yes they would

Answer 8

i guess so..^^