[Fictionary] SURRA results

[Hutch]

 A "chirra" is a critter vaguely similar to a llama that is used as a pack
animal, wool source, and (occasionally) meat source in the northern,
mountainous regions of Mercedes Lackey's fictional Valdemar. That's where I
came up with this idea of an extinct, horse-sized llama.

Yes, a secret llama. *LOL*

BB,
Hutch

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On Sat, Oct 23, 2021 at 11:38 PM E Cohen <eac at inbox.com> wrote:


[snip]

>
> Hutch
>
> surra, n. A camelid closely related to llama, alpaca, guanaco, and
> vicuña; markedly larger than the llama (approx. size of a horse). Like
> the llama, they were associated with an Aymar deity, but that deity went
> out of favor when its priests failed to predict the coming of Europeans
> to the Andes. Breeding decreased radically during Spanish rule and it is
> unknown whether any remain alive today.
>
> Pierre: Is this the grass mud horse?
>
> Nicolas: I want there to be a secret llama.
>
> [snip]
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