What are 7 classifications of a llama?

There aren't 7 classifications of a llama in the traditional sense of the word. Here's why, and a more helpful breakdown:

* Llamas are a single species: Their scientific name is *Lama glama*. This means they are one distinct species, not multiple classifications.

* Classifications in biology: We use classifications in biology to organize living things. These classifications include:

* Domain: Eukarya (organisms with cells containing a nucleus)

* Kingdom: Animalia (multicellular organisms that can move)

* Phylum: Chordata (animals with a backbone)

* Class: Mammalia (animals that have fur/hair, give birth to live young, and nurse their young)

* Order: Artiodactyla (even-toed ungulates, like deer and pigs)

* Family: Camelidae (animals with long necks and padded feet, like camels and alpacas)

* Genus: Lama (includes llamas and guanacos)

* Species: Lama glama (the specific name for llamas)

So, while there's no "7 classifications of a llama," these are the classifications a llama fits into within the biological hierarchy.