What are the characteristics of goats?

Answer 1

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Goats are social herb animals and will cause much grief to a new goat being introduced into their herd. Eventually, once them become accustomed to the newcomer, they will cease to be so aggressively against the new one, but it takes a while. Also, goats are browsers and really love brush, such as privet hedge.

They're pretty straightforward. Nothing really unique, except that, contrary to common belief, they do NOT have 4 stomachs. They have ONE that is divided into 4 compartments.
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Answer 2

Male goats have a beard, horns, and an unpleasant odor when they are sexually mature. They are usually larger than the females as well. Goats have horns, which are hollow and either grow in scimitar or corkscrew shape. They come in all different colors and patterns, and usually have straight hair, although some breeds have a woolly undercoat. All goats also have short tails that are curved upward. Usually, adults are 45 kilograms in weight, and can be 64 centimeters tall.

Actually, both male and female goats have beards and horns. Domestic goats can range anywhere from 17 inches tall to 34 inches, depending on the breed that they are. All breeds have a woolly undercoat in the winter, while Angora's are bred for their wool.