Goat's hoof is very sharp, and its area is very small. You can stand on it as long as you find a little "plane" on the sloping hillside. In our opinion, it stands on the slope, which is very strange. To a goat, it is actually standing on the "stairs"-to a sheep's hoof, the slope is covered with small flat steps.

When people climb up from the shaft (well, cellar, etc.). ), if the shaft wall is flat, it is difficult to climb up, but it is very easy to dig a few holes in the shaft wall so that their toes can step in. This pit is as big as a toe. Goats live in groups. Regardless of grazing or house feeding, goats always like to walk together, among which the older, more offspring and strong sheep play the role of "head sheep". Under the leadership of the first sheep, other sheep can only obediently eat grass, get in and out, get up, cross the bridge and cross the narrow place. Sociality provides convenience for large-scale grazing of goats.

So are sheep. The tip of the sheep's hoof is small and the edge is hard. The structure of the hoof can ensure that the small tip or edge can support its weight, so a sheep can find a plane on the rock wall or trunk and stand firm. Because our feet are much bigger than sheep's hooves, we will ignore the fineness of this plane, but sheep will not.

Goats and rock sheep can climb mountains and rocks, but sheep can't. Probably related to its legs and joints. Goats are also good at jumping. The joints are large and covered with thick ligaments. Even if it is completely complete, it is very powerful. Physically speaking, shoulders are stronger than hips, which is also suitable for rock climbing. Goats are brave, lively, agile and witty. They like climbing mountains and are good at swimming. They belong to lively little ruminants and love to fight.