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These sturdy creatures are livestock used by the people of the Andean. (Their relatives are Guanaco and Vikuna). For centuries indigenous people have used llama as packaged animals. Usually they support weights of 50 to 75 pounds. Under such weight, they can cover up to 20 miles a day. A camel train containing hundreds of animals can move a lot of cargo on the steep terrain of Andean

Camels are willing to pack animals, but only a little. Heavy llama just refuses to move. These animals often lie on the ground and may even throw out their owners, cry, or even kick them until the burden is alleviated.

Camels eat grass like cattle, chew bit and chew food. They will bit these chaos for a while before swallowing them for complete digestion. Camels can survive by eating all kinds of plants, and they require very little water. Due to these characteristics, durability and reliability increase even in sparse mountainous areas.

Camel's contribution goes far beyond the traffic of the human community in which they live. Leather is made of leather, wool is rope, carpet, cloth. Dry the excreta of Lama and burn the fuel. Even if you die, the camel can serve a human owner.

Many human geographers study the relationship between humans and the environment they live while physical geographers focus on how the natural system works. Geographers understand the influence of environmental factors on the behavior of individuals and groups of humans, decide how humans change their living environment, and in the long term environment of social processes such as population growth and technology We will conduct research to determine the impact. Development These are important issues in deciding environmental policies of the government and the private sector that should be familiar with citizen education.

Population momentum The momentum of the population has important geographical, geographical and age dimensions. First, the geographical distribution of the population growth rate is heterogeneous, and developing countries have achieved 90% growth rate. These population increases are mainly seen in countries with low average income and low population. Furthermore, in countries where serious population problems already exist, population explosion is even more serious. Second, the geographical distribution of population growth has increased the rate of urban growth and will continue to increase in the future.

Geographic impact: There are many different factors that affect international business. These factors include geographical size, challenges of climate change occurring all over the world, natural resources of a specific area, and population distribution of the country. In order to successfully penetrate overseas markets and continue to raise profits, we must make efforts to plan and implement the first phase. Use traditional SWOT analysis, market research and cultural survey to provide companies with appropriate tools to reduce the risk of overseas failure. Risks due to inadequacies include a large amount of expenditure in marketing, management and product development (no sales), adverse factors in overseas local or federal law, lack of popularity due to market saturation, and state instability included.