What would be most dramatic: Not having goats in trade back then or now?
What is not having goats back then because now we have more resources in general
100
What is one reason goats became popular?
What is they can be domesticated easily
100
What scientific things would cause slow changes in goat's appearance, physiology and behavior?
What is natural selection, surroundings, domestication, changes in their environment, etc.
100
What is a regular goats lifespan?
What is 15-18 years
100
What is a baby goat called?
What is a kid
200
When were goats first domesticated?
What is 10,000 B.C
200
What is a way that people benefited from goats back then?
What is they were a constant source of food and warmth
200
Where are good places for goats to live?
What is mountain faces, drainage basins (aka watersheds), or alpine openings.
200
What is a goat's main diet?
What is grazing off grasses, herbs, sedges, ferns, mosses, and lichens.
200
How many stomachs do goats have?
What is 4 stomachs
300
How did goats get to the U.S?
What is in 1493 by Christopher Columbus
300
What are the main money sources from goats?
What is meat, milk, wool, and babies.
300
Where do mountain goats live in north America?
What is the Rocky Mountains and the Cascade Range because mountains like that are protective for them and easy to live in.
300
What is a reason goat's can live on high, rocky mountains?
What is Goat's have great balance and can climb/hop well
300
What is a male goat called?
What is "billy"
400
What is their rank in the first five known domesticated animals?
What is first
400
How did goats help give power to the world?
What is with dependable food/resources that needed minimal time, people could now advance in other ways. It was a key to the beginning of true civilization.
400
How did goat's placement on the world help them become popular?
What is because it gave them the chance to become domesticated and bought, show off their skills, and gave them easy life paths.
400
What is the breeding age for average male goats (they can breed 20-40 goats in this time)?
What is between 3 and 15 months of age
400
Why and how have we gotten nicer goat milk and new species of goats?