There are more than 200 breeds of domestic goats. Since prehistory, they've been extremely valuable to farmers and herders. They're found almost all over the world, thriving in all but the coldest climates. Their amazing digestive systems allow them to eat almost anything. Goat domestication took place in the fertile crescent of Mesopotamia thousands of years ago. Researchers are pretty sure goats were the first wild animals to be domesticated. These goats are super useful, providing milk, fur, and meat, and even their horns have practical uses. Wild goats still exist in tough places globally. These adorable little white goats, about the size of a penny (a bit less than an inch long), are perfect for your farm. They're great for school farm projects or make fun giveaways!

These lucky mini goats are a wonderful addition to your farm. To use them in a school farm project, you can involve students in taking care of them, like feeding and observing their behavior. As giveaways, just make sure to provide basic care instructions to the recipients. When it comes to feeding, thanks to their amazing digestive systems, they can eat a wide variety of food. But still, try to offer a balanced diet. Keep them in a dry and warm place, especially in cold weather. Regularly check their health, like looking at their eyes and coats. If you notice any problems, consult a vet. That's all you need to know to enjoy these cute little goats!