Domestic Goat
Domestic Goat
Goats, like cattle, have a four-chambered stomach used to digest the plant material that they eat through bacterial fermentation. Adult male goats are usually called bucks while young male goats are called billy goats. A female goat is called a nanny goat or a doe. The domestic goat's weight varies from 55 to 200 pounds depending on variety.
Africa
Asia
Australia
Central America
Europe
Oceania
North America
South America
At A Glance

Habitat
Domestic/agricultural habitats
Diet
Browse on shrubs and trees
Location
Originated in Near East