Llama Mob Wiki Guide

This Minecraft tutorial explains all about llamas with screenshots and step-by-step instructions (See also Trader Llama). Let’s learn about llamas in Minecraft.

Background

The following is a picture of what a llama looks like in the game:

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Hostility Level Neutral Mob
Health Points 15 health points (up to 30 health points)
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 2 x 7.5 (up to Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 3 x 15)
Where to Find In the Windswept Hills, Windswept Forest, Windswept Gravelly Hills and Savanna biomes
Weapon None
Attack Method Spits at you
Drops Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 4 0-2 Leather
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 5 1 Chest (if equipped)
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 6 1 Carpet (if equipped)
Experience Points 1-3 experience points
Special Skills Can be tamed and ridden

A llama can not wear a saddle or horse armor, but you can put a carpet on a llama for decoration. You can also equip a llama with a chest and store up to 15 stackable items.

Hostility Level (Neutral)

A llama is a neutral mob. The term mob is short for mobile and is used to refer to all living, moving creatures in the game such as chickens, creepers, and llamas. Because a llama is a neutral mob, it will only attack you in Survival mode if you attack the llama first. It will never attack you in Creative mode.

Health Points

In Minecraft, a llama has between 7.5 hearts Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 7

 and 15 hearts for health, depending on the type of llama. This gives a llama 15 and 30 health points (because 1 heart = 2 health points). To kill a llama, you need to inflict between 15 and 30 points of damage depending on the llama.

Where to Find Llamas

In Minecraft, llamas can be found in the Windswept Hills, Windswept Forest, Windswept Gravelly Hills and Savanna biomes.

Windswept Hills

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Windswept Gravelly Hills

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Windswept Forest

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Savanna

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If you are having trouble finding a llama, you can summon a llama using a cheat or you can use a spawn egg.

Weapon

A llama does not carry a weapon.

Attack Method

In Minecraft, if you try to attack a llama, it will spit at you causing you damage and then walk away.

Drops

When you kill a llama in Minecraft, it will drop leather.

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If the llama was wearing a chest or carpet, these items would also have been dropped when the llama was killed.

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Make sure you pick up any dropped items before they disappear. They are useful and should be kept in your inventory to be used later.

Experience Points

As you play the game, you will gain experience. The most common way to gain experience is by killing mobs. When a mob is killed you will see tiny green and yellow balls appear and move towards you.

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These orbs represent experience points. When you kill a llama, you will gain 1-3 experience points.

Foods to Feed a Llama

In Minecraft, you can restore a llama’s health by feeding it and you can also speed up how fast a baby llama grows by feeding it food.

TIP: A llama will only eat food if its health bar is down or if it is a baby llama that is growing. If you try to feed a llama otherwise, it will not eat the food.

In Minecraft, these are the foods that you can feed a llama:

Name Health Restored Speeds Growth By
Wheat 2 health points
(Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 17 x 1)
20 seconds
Hay Bale 10 health points
(Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 19 x 5)
3 minutes

Note: The chart above shows the amount of health restored for each type of food eaten by a llama. It also displays the amount of time that it speeds up growth if you feed the food to a baby llama.

Spawn Egg for Llama

You can spawn a llama using the following spawn egg:

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Llama Spawn Egg

Things to Do with Llamas

Here are some activities that you can do with llamas in Minecraft:

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How to Feed a Llama
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 22 How to Tame and Ride a Llama
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 23 How to put Carpet on a Llama
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 24 How to put a Chest on a Llama

Llama Generator

Need some help generating the /summon command for a llama carrying a chest of items? Try our command generator:

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Summon Llama with Chest Generator
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Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 27 Summon Llama with Chest Generator

Command Examples

Here are some game command examples for a llama in Minecraft:

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How to Summon a Llama

NBT Tags for Llama (Java Edition)

Here are the NBT tags (formerly called data tags) that you can use in game commands for a llama in Java Edition:

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NBT Tags for Llama

Spawn Events for Llama (Bedrock/Education)

Here are the spawn events that you can use in game commands for a llama in Bedrock Edition and Education Edition:

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Spawn Events for Llama

Llama Seeds

You can use a seed to create a world where you spawn in a biome with llama:

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Llama Seeds (Java Edition)
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 32 Llama Seeds (Bedrock Edition)

Other Mobs

Here are some of the other mobs in Minecraft:

Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 33 Allay
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 34  Axolotl
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 35 Bat
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 36  Bee
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 37  Blaze
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 38  Camel
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 39 Cat
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 40 Cave Spider
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 41  Chicken
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 42 Cod
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 43  Cow
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 44  Creeper
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 45 Dolphin
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 46 Donkey
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 47 Drowned
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 48 Elder Guardian
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 49  Ender Dragon
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 50  Enderman
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 51  Endermite
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 52  Evoker
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 53 Fox
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 54  Frog
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 55  Ghast
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 56  Giant
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 57  Glow Squid
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 58 Goat
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 59 Guardian
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 60 Hoglin
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 61  Horse
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 62  Husk
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 63 Illusioner
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 64  Iron Golem
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 65 Killer Bunny
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 66 Magma Cube
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 67  Mooshroom
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 68 Mule
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 69 Ocelot
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 70 Panda
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 71  Parrot
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 72  Phantom
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 73  Pig
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 74  Piglin
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 75  Piglin Brute
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 76  Pillager
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 77  Polar Bear
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 78 Pufferfish
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 79  Rabbit
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 80  Ravager
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 81  Salmon
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 82  Sheep
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 83  Shulker
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 84 Silverfish
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 85 Skeleton
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 86 Skeleton Horse
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 87 Slime
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 88  Snow Golem
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 89  Spider
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 90Squid
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 91 Stray
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 92 Strider
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 93 Tadpole
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 94 Trader Llama
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 95 Tropical Fish
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 96 Turtle
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 97 Vex
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 98 Villager
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 99 Vindicator
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 100 Wandering Trader
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 101 Warden
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 102 Witch
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 103 Wither Boss
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 104 Wither Skeleton
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 105 Wolf
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 106 Zoglin
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 107 Zombie
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 108 Zombie Horse
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 109 Zombified Piglin (Zombie Pigman)
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 110 Zombie Villager
Llama Mob - Wiki Guide 111 NPC

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