Overview

Behaviors

Ramming

Goats charge and ram threats and other entities.

• Long-distance charge attack
• High knockback
• Cooldown between rams
• Can accidentally ram trees

Mountain Movement

Goats are adapted for mountain terrain.

• Reduced fall damage
• High jump ability
• Sure-footed on slopes
• Preference for elevated terrain

Grazing

Goats eat various vegetation.

• Less selective than other grazers
• Can eat tougher plants
• Reduced hunger from diverse diet

Herd Behavior

Goats form loose herds.

• Less cohesive than sheep
• Follow each other over terrain
• Alert calls when threatened

Scientific Basis

Based on mountain goat behavior including their climbing abilities and territorial ramming.

See Also

• Herd Movement Research
• Foraging Research