Similarities between a wild goat and a domestic goat?

Answer 1

Both share the family Bovidae. They both are herbivores, selective browsers and ruminants, animals which have a four-chambered stomach, no upper incisors and chew cud. Both have hooves, are prey animals, and are mammals.

Answer 2

Well....looking at their physical characteristics....they do both have eyes, ear drums, legs, a mouth, a tongue, a nose/nostrils, teeth (frogs have a ridge of small cone-shaped teeth on the upper jaw), "hands/feet" (hooves and webbed feet), skin, a digestive and nervous system, a brain, muscles, bones, etc. They have tails too! But this only counts if you are comparing a goat with a baby frog (tadpole)

Both of them breathe, move around, eat, sleep, run away from predators/things that bother them. They both mate, have a way of enticing/ finding that "special someone,"and they both have young.

You can have either one as a pet, or you can see them in the wild (there are wild goats in southwest Asia and eastern Europe). You can probably eat both of them too.

Answer 3

Well some similarities are is their uses. Like they are used for meat and clothing fiber.

Answer 4

There are several similarities between a goat and sheep. Some of the similarities are both are ruminants, domestication, same reproduction system, and both have the same social behavior.

Answer 5

They look and act pretty well the same as the other.