Sometimes, you worry about evolution...

[TheEarl]

And I'm not referring to the woman who wrote that Harry Potter critiques and her evasion of such.

http://www.nearlygood.com/video/faintinggoats.html

Possibly the greatest creatures in the world, but god only knows how they escaped evolution long enough to be domesticated.

The Earl

 

[cloudy]

I've seen them, and yep - they faint, bless their little hearts.

 

[Alex756]

Ahhh natural selection didn't select them

Humans did we saw! oh look how cute! and breed them ala ragamuffin cats. Freak genetic mutation that humans latched onto like a new pair of prada pumps.

Actually much of what you see in domestic animals would not have survived in the wild.


Its amazing what we humans will 'linebreed' thats what we call inbreeding when it's controlled so that a recessive gene can manifest itself through an entire population.

~Alex

 

[~hellbaby~]

And I'm not referring to the woman who wrote that Harry Potter critiques and her evasion of such.

http://www.nearlygood.com/video/faintinggoats.html

Possibly the greatest creatures in the world, but god only knows how they escaped evolution long enough to be domesticated.

The Earl

I often wonder how people find this stuff.

 

[TheEarl]

I often wonder how people find this stuff.

Sheer, sheer skill.

The Earl

 

[woodnymph_O]

oh my goodness those poor goats hahahaha