Mountain Goat
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Mountain goats are the most agile of mountain mammals, moving confidently on rocky ledges for safety from predators but becoming vulnerable when wandering to meadows to graze. They primarily eat grasses, mosses, lichens and herbs found in high mountain areas near forests, where their hooved feet with cushioned pads allow sure-footedness and agility. Large eagles prey on mountain goat calves.
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Mountain goats are the most agile of mountain mammals, moving confidently on rocky ledges where they are safe from predators but becoming vulnerable when they wander to graze in meadows. They are found exclusively on steep, rocky slopes meeting forests, and eat grasses, mosses, lichens, herbs and woody plants. Their hooved feet have cushioned pads allowing sure-footedness and grip on rocky terrain.
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Mountain goats move confidently on rocky ledges where they are safe from predators, but become vulnerable when they wander away to graze in mountain meadows, risking attacks from grizzlies, wolves or coyotes, while eagles prey on the calves. They are found only on steep slopes of rocky mountain ranges where forests meet, and eat grasses, mosses, lichens, herbs and woody plants of high mountain vegetation. Their hooves have cushioned skid-proof pads allowing them to be sure-footed and agile on their rocky habitat.
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Mountain goats are the most agile of mountain mammals, moving confidently on rocky ledges where they are safe from predators but becoming vulnerable when they wander to graze in meadows. They are found only on steep slopes of rocky mountain ranges where forests meet, and eat high mountain vegetation like grasses, mosses, and lichens. Their hooves have cushioned pads allowing sure-footedness and grip on rocky surfaces.
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Mountain goats are highly agile mammals that confidently traverse rocky mountain ledges for safety from predators. They only become vulnerable when wandering away from the ledges to graze in meadows, where they can be preyed on by grizzlies, wolves, coyotes, or large eagles that target the calves. Found exclusively in steep, rocky areas where mountains meet forests, mountain goats have cushioned, skid-proof hooves adapted for their sure-footedness and agility in navigating rugged terrain.
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- 2. The most agile of all mountain mammals, the mountain goat moves confidently on rocky ledges where they are safe from predators. Only when they wander away to graze in mountain meadows they become vulnerable to grizzlies, wolves or coyotes. Large eagles prey on the calves. About Goat
- 6. Diet High mountain vegetation; primarily grasses, mosses, lichens, herbs and tender parts of woody plants . Habitat Found only on the steep slopes of rocky mountain range where it meets the forest. The mountain goat is sure-footed and agile due to its hooves with cushioned skid-proof pads for grip.
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