[Answer] 4. What do the other female llamas do when a dam is giving birth?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. What do the other female llamas do when a dam is giving birth?"

...1. Gather around the mother and baby 2. Yawn 3. Look extremely sympathetic 4. Head for the hills I love that. It seems so supportive somehow. They do this to protect the baby from the father - the murderous fiend - and from any other predators. Within an hour of its birth, the little one is standing up and tottering round and attempting its first feed from mum. The mothers only produce a small amount of milk each time, so the babies have to suckle frequently. Her milk is lower in fat and salt, but higher in phosphorus and calcium than that of a cow's milk.

[Answer] 3. Illinois: Where is the "Best Little City by a Dam Site"? (Hint: France)

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. Illinois: Where is the "Best Little City by a Dam Site"? (Hint: France)"

...1. De Kalb 2. Moline 3. Peoria 4. Marseilles The Marseilles Dam was started in 1921 but not completed until 1933. It controls the flow of the Illinois River. Joseph Glidden in 1873 is given credit for the invention of barbed wire and established the Barb Fence Company, so De Kalb claims the title of "Barb Wire Capital of the World". In the era of prohibition, Peoria was one the largest bootlegging cities in the United States, having at one time twenty-two distilleries, hence Peoria sobriquet of "Whiskey City". The presence of the John Deere Corporation explains Moline's "Plow Capital of the World".

[Ans] Before it was renamed for President Herbert Hoover in 1947, what was the original name for Hoover Dam?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Before it was renamed for President Herbert Hoover in 1947, what was the original name for Hoover Dam?"

It was constructed between 1931 and 1936 during the Great Depression and was dedicated on September 30, 1935, by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Its construction was the result of a massive effort involving thousands of workers, and cost over one hundred lives. The dam was named after President Herbert Hoover.