🦙️ Llama emoji
HTML
🦙
Unicode
U+1F999
What is 🦙️ called?
🦙️ is called the Llama emoji.
Also known as Andean llama, pack llama, or South American camelid. It is often mislabelled as an alpaca, a smaller related species with different proportions and ears.
What does 🦙️ mean?
🦙 is officially named llama. It shows a llama and represents the domesticated Andean camelid, pack work, fibre, South America, farms, or a quirky friendly animal.
Use it for llamas, the Andes, Peru, Bolivia, pack animals, fibre, trekking, farms, or llama jokes. Llamas and alpacas are related but distinct: llamas are generally larger and have longer, more curved ears. Related choices include 🐪 Camel and ⛰️ Mountain.
Other meanings
It can mean a llama, Andean animal, South American camelid, pack animal, fibre animal, trekking companion, farm animal, or quirky pet.
Example Usage
The llamas carried gear along the Andean trail 🦙
This farm has a very curious llama 🦙
More details
Officially named llama. Its code point is U+1F999. It was introduced in Emoji 11.0. It is a single code point officially representing a llama, not an interchangeable llama-or-alpaca symbol.
Visual description
A long-necked camelid stands in profile with a woolly coat, upright curved ears, slender legs, and a small face.
Its long curved ears and larger build suggest a llama rather than an alpaca, although tiny platform artwork can make the distinction difficult. Colours and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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