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Living up to the title of the "greatest of all time," goats have arrived at Antrim Park in Columbus to tackle invasive plant ...

LA Times Today: Grazing goats prevent California wildfires. New salary rules may jeopardize the industry Watch L.A. Times Today at 7 p.m. on Spectrum News 1 on Channel 1 or live stream on the ...

News Goats in my flower bed: McKinney neighborhood sees its share of unwanted visitors Earlier this year, wild hogs tore up residents’ lawns.

Wildfire season is just around the corner in California and officials are leaning on unique solutions to combat the blazes: goats. NBC’s Steve Patterson reports for TODAY on the cute grazers.

But a new study finds that goats recognize slight emotional changes in other goats’ calls and respond both behaviorally and physiologically, which indicates the listener’s feelings shift, too.

One species I have not mentioned here yet is the goat, although there are more than 924 million of them on the planet – and yes, they are smarter than you think. Actually, the first cognitive ...