The goats are too gruff. Concerned over aggressive behavior and environmental impacts of hundreds of salt-sucking mountain goats, Olympic National Park officials are considering options to deal ...

Herbivores like mountain goats are susceptible to rabies, but infections are rare. The blood samples won’t uncover brain diseases that could have altered behavior. It may be that the goat in ...

Can goats help each other? A new study by the Research Institute of Farm Animal Biology (FBN) in Dummerstorf in collaboration ...

from mountain goats" and that "feeding goats can habituate them to humans, leading to aggressive behavior." There are a host of other rules this guest is breaking, like approaching, touching ...

they have not really understood the extent to which avalanches affect mountain goats, and whether they instinctively shun, or can learn to avoid, avalanche-prone conditions. While the behavioral ...

According to the trio, it’s not just bighorn sheep and mountain goats in this conflict, and the behavior points to something bigger. Berger and Hayes observed mountain goats dwelling at ...

The park has the largest population of mountain goats in the lower 48 states. Mountain goats occur in high, cool, rocky terrain, and they are threatened by climate change. Conserving mountain ...

For three summers, wildlife managers wrestled mountain goats in Washington state’s Olympic National Park, blindfolded them and then flew them into the far reaches of the state’s Cascade ...

NORTH CASCADE, Wash. — By 2020, hundreds of mountain goats had been moved from the Olympic Peninsula to the North Cascade Mountains. Researchers tracked 151 of them. To this day, only four of ...