Fainting goats have a lot of biotic factors.
Biotic means relating to or resulting from living things, especially in their ecological relations. There are a lot of biotic factors that affect the Myotonic goat here are a few. The first one is grass because it is their main food source and if they did not have it lots of Fainting goats would die and struggle looking for another food source. The second one would have to be humans, the humans use Fainting goats for commercial consumption this affects the goats survival as the humans protect them and breed them a lot. The third biotic factor are coyotes, coyotes are a main factor because they eat Myotonic goats when they get past the human protection or if one gets
loose.
Abiotic factors are the non-living things that interact with a living thing all the time. There are a lot of abiotic factors but I am going to share three. The first one is water, now it is provided by humans but without it the Myotonic goats would die. Now the second is air, specifically oxygen because without it they could not breathe and they would die but plants would die to because they need the co2 to breathe and produce oxygen. The third one is sound input, because If the goat hears a loud noise that startles them there muscles will contract and cause them to fall and if it is a predator the goat will probably die because it can not move. I learned alot about this animal on how it is called the fainting goat but does not actually faint. I hope I have improved your knowledge on the Myotonic or Fainting goat.
Bibliography
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Animal Science. (1995). Breeds of Livestock, Department of Animal Science. Ochklahoma State University www.ansi.okstate.edu/breeds/goats/myotonic/index.html. Retrieved on April 19, 2018
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