Why can some goats fly on the wall on the vertical cliff?

The goat that can "fly on the wall" on the vertical cliff is the Luoshanji goat, which is often called the snow goat. They don't like green savannahs, but like to fly around the cliffs; Because of their different hooves, the outer edge of their hooves is protruding and the inner pad is very soft.

Enables them to create friction on smooth surfaces.

Of course, you can also go up and down the cliffs freely.

This is a type of antelope, and they have a strong bounce power, which is also their characteristic, so they can fly on walls.

Goat's hooves are pointed, small in size, and have evolved to climb, with a wider gap between the toes than any other hoofed animal, and their hooves have a solid wall that can grasp the steep cliffs, so it can stand on the slopes of a sloping hill if it finds a little "plane". In the goat's opinion, it is actually standing on the "staircase".

Sheep are forced to fly on the wall.

1The sheep can resist its predator except that its pair of horns is somewhat lethal, and can only hide out of the reach of the predator.

2The sheep's hooves are hard and can be separated, and there are special pads in the hooves, so that he can put his hooves into the relatively small rock crevices and not fall off.

The reason why goats can fly the eaves and walk the wall, are forced by the environment, the goat itself has no attack power, in order to avoid natural enemies, evolved the ability to fly the eaves and walk the wall, the reason why the eaves can fly the wall and the goat hooves, hooves and toes have a lot to do with the meat pads in their own hooves.

The sheep that can fly on the wall are called: Rocky goats, and they are also the most peculiar breeders, they are very strong, and they jump on the cliffs all year round.

The goats that can walk on the cliffs are called goats, they have strong skills and size, and the hooves of the sheep are also very hard, and they can fly on the steep slopes of the wall.

Because they have a balanced pad on their feet that allows them to walk in steep places.

The goat's hooves are pointy and small, so on a sloping hillside, it can stand on a sloping hillside if it finds a little "plane". It seems to us that it is standing on a slope, which is peculiar, and to the goat, it is actually standing on a "staircase" - for the sheep's hooves, the slope is covered with small flat steps.

When a person climbs up a shaft (well, cellar, etc.), it is difficult to climb if the wall of the well is flat, but it is very easy to dig a few pits shallowly in the wall of the well so that you can reach in and step on your toes. This pit is only as big as a toe. Goats are highly gregarious.

Whether grazing or house feeding, goats always like to move together, among which the older, more offspring, and strong sheep play the role of "head sheep". Led by the head sheep, the other sheep can only obediently follow the grazing, in and out, in and out of bed, over bridges and through narrow areas. Gregariousness facilitates the grazing of goats in large herds.

The same goes for sheep. The tip of the hooves is very small and the edges are very hard, and the structure of the hooves ensures that the small tip or edge can support the weight, so the sheep can find a little plane on the rock wall or tree trunk and step on it and stand firm. Because our feet are much larger than sheep's hooves, we will ignore the smallness of this plane, and the sheep will not.

Goats and rock goats can climb mountains and rocks, but sheep cannot. It is estimated that it is related to its legs and joints, and goats are also good at jumping, with large bones and joints, and thick ligaments on the outside, so they are very powerful even if they are complete. In terms of body size, the shoulders are stronger than the hips, and they are also suitable for rock climbing.

Goats are brave and lively, agile and witty, like to climb, good at loaming, are lively small ruminants, and love gladiatorial fights.

These goats are masters of rock climbing, and they have been on cliffs all their lives, and no animal dares to beat them.

This is thanks to a special hoof that has evolved over a long period of time.

It has evolved over the ages to form a unique four-hoof.

It's by its strong climbing hooves.

By those grippy hooves.

They have a special organ.

First of all, a large part of the credit goes to their unique four hooves. The hooves of the Rocky Goats are elastic, with a protruding outer edge and a soft inner pad, and the hooves are split in half to provide enough friction to grip the cliff face so that they can walk freely on it.

Sheep are actually very common in our daily life, and the impression in our minds is that they like the green grassland very much, and their personalities are also very docile. But if there is a kind of goat that can come and go freely between the cliffs, then it is incredible, today I will introduce you to this kind of sheep, they can be described as the strange sheep breed This kind of goat is the Luoshanji sheep, often called the snow goat.

The Rocky goat's habits allow it to fly up and down cliffs, and most of them do, as if it were their nature. What do you think?

Because the surface of these rocks is uneven, the goats can have a place to stay, and the snow goat's bouncing ability is already very strong.

This kind of sheep is commonly known as snow sheep, and because of their hooves, their hooves have a protruding outer edge and a very soft inner cushion, so they can jump around cliffs.

Maybe it's because of the circumstances in which they live, that they have such special skills.

A goat that can fly on the wall can walk on a 90-degree cliff with a light work.

So how do they do it, maybe it's a habit and an instinct to live.