Do goats have whiskers

Answer 1

Yes, goats do have whiskers. Those little hair strands on their faces aren't just for decoration, they help goats navigate and sense their surroundings. So next time you see a goat, give those whiskers a little respect, they're doing important work!

Answer 2

Yes. They are very short though. You can barely even see them with all of the sheep's wool!

Answer 3

Cows do have whiskers but they are not very long

Answer 4

Yes, goats do have whiskers. These specialized hairs are located on their face and help goats sense their surroundings by detecting changes in air flow and nearby objects.

Answer 5

noooooooooooooooooo

Answer 6

No they do not have whiskers.

Answer 7

Yes, they can have tails of varying length, some are bred for shorter tails, and some sheep have long tails that extend below their knees. Sheep used as livestock for food or wool often have their tails cut off when they are still young, so it is uncommon to see a sheep represented with its tail as wild sheep are rare in nature these days. The process is called tail docking.