In South America, domesticated animals were not only used for food, they were also used for transportation; species used for transportation were

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Llamas and alpacas were domesticated in South America and were used for transportation due to their endurance and ability to traverse rough terrain. Horses were introduced by the Spanish during colonization, but they were not commonly used for transportation until much later. Cattle were primarily used for food, not transportation. Donkeys were not native to South America and were only introduced later, so they were not commonly used for transportation either. Camels are not native to South America.

In South America, Domesticated Animals Were Not Only Used for Food