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How much does an average fainting goat weigh?
I don't know though go on a sheep and goat sight or something.
Can it hurt a fainting goat when they faint?
Fainting goats, or myotonic goats, experience temporary muscle stiffness and collapse due to a genetic condition called myotonia. While the fainting itself is not painful, the sudden fall can potentially lead to injury if they land awkwardly or if there are hazards nearby. However, most fainting goats recover quickly and do not seem to experience distress from the episodes. Overall, the fainting is a natural response and not inherently harmful to their well-being.
What does myotonia cause in goats?
Myotonic animals will have enlarged muscles. Enlarged muscles (called Hypertrophy of muscles) will mean the animal will have a better carcass at slaughter . These animals may dress out better however they have an inability to escape predators because of the myotonia.
What is a juvenile goat called?
A baby goat is called a kid.
What is a joung goat called?
A young goat is called a kid.
What is the name of the goat that falls down when they get scared?
Myotonic Goats, also known as the Tennessee Fainting goat.
What goat has two names?
Fainting Goat
What disease do fainting goats get?
Any disease that a normal goat can get.
How big do fainting goats get?
No.Domestic animals are not classified as under any level of endangerment. The fainting goat is just a breed of domestic goat.
How much does an average fainting goat weigh?
I don't know though go on a sheep and goat sight or something.
What do fainting goats eat?
Fainting goats will eat the same things as a normal goat will, for example, they will eat grass, hey, and grains.
Can it hurt a fainting goat when they faint?
Fainting goats, or myotonic goats, experience temporary muscle stiffness and collapse due to a genetic condition called myotonia. While the fainting itself is not painful, the sudden fall can potentially lead to injury if they land awkwardly or if there are hazards nearby. However, most fainting goats recover quickly and do not seem to experience distress from the episodes. Overall, the fainting is a natural response and not inherently harmful to their well-being.
Can a human eat a fainting goat?
i would see why not it is an animal but try to do this when it's cooked not raw.
What does myotonia cause in goats?
Myotonic animals will have enlarged muscles. Enlarged muscles (called Hypertrophy of muscles) will mean the animal will have a better carcass at slaughter . These animals may dress out better however they have an inability to escape predators because of the myotonia.
Can billy goat and fainting goats eat poison ivy?
Poison ivy is a favorite food of most goats.
Why goats faint if you scare them?
There is a specific breed of goat (the fainting goat) that "faints" when startled or scared. Their muscles just freeze. It is a self-defense mechanism - most predators would not be interested in an already-dead animal. Though many people think that it is funny when these goats faint, it is actually not good for the goats if it happens often. People really shouldn't scare them on purpose!
What is a baby called goat?
A Kid. A Baby Goat (as well as a Young Goat) is called a 'KID'
