| Spitting animal | 15 |
| Source of very soft wool | 24 |
| Source of fleece | 16 |
| Source of fine yarn | 19 |
| Shaggy grazer | 13 |
| S. American woolly animal | 25 |
| S. A. beast | 11 |
| Relative of a camel | 19 |
| Quito quadruped | 15 |
| Peruvian wool source | 20 |
| Peruvian mammal | 15 |
| Peruvian burden bearer | 22 |
| Pack creature | 13 |
| Pack animal of the Andes | 24 |
| Ogden Nash's two-L beast | 28 |
| Mountain beast | 14 |
| Member of the Camelidae family | 30 |
| Mammal that hums to its young | 29 |
| Mammal known for spitting | 25 |
| Long-necked animal in a petting zoo | 35 |
| Lima animal | 11 |
| Large furry pet | 15 |
| Its young are called crias | 26 |
| It's seen on Peru's coat-of-arms | 40 |
| It's seen on Peru's coat of arms | 40 |
| Inca beast of burden | 20 |
| Humpless camel kin | 18 |
| High altitude animal | 20 |
| Guanaco's next of kin | 25 |
| Guanaco's descendant | 24 |
| Guanaco | 7 |
| Furry pack animal | 17 |
| Four-footer on the Neverland ranch | 34 |
| Fleecy pack animal | 18 |
| Fine Peruvian wool | 18 |
| Father of a huarizo | 19 |
| Dr. Dolittle's Pushmi-Pullyu, in film | 41 |
| Dr. Dolittle's Pushmi-Pullyu, for one | 41 |
| Dr. Dolittle's Pushmi-Pullyu | 32 |
| Donkey : mule :: ___ : huarizo | 30 |
| Domesticated guanaco | 20 |
| Dali ___ | 8 |
| Cria's parent | 17 |
| Cousin of a vicuña | 21 |
| Children's zoo favorite | 27 |
| Certain beast of burden | 23 |
| Camelidae family member | 23 |
| Camelid family member | 21 |
| Camel's distant cousin | 26 |
| Beast of Bolivia | 16 |
| Beast from Peru | 15 |
| Backpack carrier on some western trips | 38 |
| Animal that starts with a double letter | 39 |
| Animal that spits | 17 |
| Animal seen around Machu Picchu | 31 |
| Andes herd animal | 17 |
| Andes carrier | 13 |
| Andes burden bearer | 19 |
| Andes beast of burden | 21 |
| Andean source of milk and wool | 30 |
| Andean quadruped | 16 |
| Andean pack beast | 17 |
| Andean hauler | 13 |
| Andean grazer | 13 |
| Andean denizen | 14 |
| Andean critter | 14 |
| Andean creature | 15 |
| Andean alpaca kin | 17 |
| Alpaca's mate, sometimes | 28 |
| "The two-l ___ . . . ": Ogden Nash | 44 |
| "The ___ is a quadruped which lives in the big rivers like the Amazon" (Monty Python) | 95 |
| Andean animals | 14 |
| Alpaca cousins | 14 |
| Camels' kin | 15 |
| Andean beasts | 13 |
| Woolly beasts | 13 |
| Incan transports | 16 |
| Camels' cousins | 19 |
| Beasts of Bolivia | 17 |
| Andes animals | 13 |
| Alpacas' kin | 16 |
| Vicuna relatives | 16 |
| South American spitters | 23 |
| Ruminants | 9 |
| Guanacos' cousins | 21 |
| Andes creatures | 15 |
| Andean pack animals | 19 |
| Alpaca relatives | 16 |
| Wool-yielding pack animals | 26 |
| Two-l creatures | 15 |
| Spitting critters | 17 |
| South American herd | 19 |
| Sources of lanolin-free wool | 28 |
| Some South American natives | 27 |
| Some pack carriers | 18 |
| S.A. ruminants | 14 |
| Petting-zoo animals | 19 |
| Peruvian pack | 13 |
| Peruvian livestock | 18 |
| Mothers who hum to their newborns | 33 |