List of notable llamas

• The animated movie The Emperor's New Groove features Emperor Kuzco, voiced by David Spade, who gets transformed into a llama.

• The main character in the movie Napoleon Dynamite keeps a pet llama named Tina.
• Carl Wheezer, a character on Nickelodeon's The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, has a seemingly unhealthy obsession with llamas.
• The llama is the official mascot of Simon's Rock College due to the proximity of the college soccer fields to a llama farm.
• A character in the popular British radio soap opera The Archers, Lynda Snell, owns a pair of llamas named Wolfgang and Constanza.
• An indie guitar act from the UK, the Llama Farmers, have taken the animal for their name.
• An episode of the animated television series Camp Lazlo called "Loogie Llama" features a llama that been adopted by the residents of Camp Kidney as a riding animal.
• A llama is a term used by some fans of the game show Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? for a contestant who gets one of the first five questions wrong, leaving with no money. This term originates from a contestant (Robby Roseman of Chicago) who incorrectly answered the first question, which asked what animal Hannibal rode over the Alps on the way to Rome. He chose llama over the correct answer of elephant.
• A llama is featured in the computer game Bureaucracy, co-authored by Douglas Adams, who supposedly spent some time at a llama farm during brainstorming sessions for the game.
• "The Llama Song" is a comical song by Burton Earny, available on the Internet accompanied by a Flash-animated series of photos.
• Certain games such as The Sims 2 from Maxis feature references to llamas.
• The Push Me Pull You is a two-headed llama in the Rex Harrison film Doctor Dolittle.
• In Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid a large white llama is tied to a fence when Butch, Sundance, and Etta get off the train in Peru.
• In the MMORPG Ultima Online, when an Energy Vortex is summoned, it will occasionally appear as a purple llama. The game also includes llamas as rideable mounts, as well as numerous other references to llamas.