Goats can develop their own accents

Goats 'can develop their own accents'

Here’s some incredibly important breaking news from The Telegraph:

Goats can develop their own unique accents from their surroundings, a British study has suggested.

Researchers found the animals develop their own speaking voice when they move away from their siblings and mingle with others.

They found that a goats’ “accent’ changed as they grew older and moved in different groups, disproving claims that their voices were entirely genetic.

Read the full story here.


Indiana Breaded Tenderloin

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Back in Goat Country, there’s a little restaurant called the Magic Wand  that has one of Indiana’s rarest delicacies: the breaded tenderloin sandwich, with the pork spilling over the sides of the sandwich. I had always wanted to make one and this past week I pressed Goat Mom to share her recipe.
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Frostie the Snow Goat, Inspiration to All, Has Passed Away

FrostieHere at Shorebird & Goat we have been closely following the saga of Frostie the Goat, who has come to be a hero to all of us.

To recap for newcomers to this important story, Frostie had a leg infection that required the use of a goat wheelchair. Then, after a few weeks, he was able to walk on his own. Sadly, Frosite has now passed away.

As his animal sanctuary put it:

Whilst a part of me feels cheated that Frostie’s was not a long life, it was certainly one filled with more happiness and joy, love and friendship, kindness and compassion than many animals receive in a lifetime. Frostie’s lesson to me has been this- to seize every minute of the your life as the most precious gift there is, use it wisely and lovingly for you never know if it is your last.