What is adolecant?

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Updated: 8/17/2019

it is the stage between childhood and adulthood(between ages of 11 to 18).

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What is the difference between a goat and sheep?

The main difference is that goats do not grow wool and do not need to be shorn annually as sheep do (except for Angora goats which are shorn twice a year). They are in different genus and cannot breed, they have a different number of chromosomes sheep have 54 while goats have 60 chromosomal pairs. Most goats have horns while sheep do not. Another difference is the tail posture, goat's tails while stand straight up (unless they are sick or frightened), while the sheep's tail will hang down and is often docked. Goats are browers that like to eat the top of plants or bushes rather than the bottoms like the sheep whom are grazers. For more information on the differences between a goat and a sheep, view the attached related link.

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