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|introduction='''Mountain Goat''' is a type of [[Friend]] that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game. | |introduction='''Mountain Goat''' is a type of [[Friend]] that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game. | ||
|appearance= | |appearance=Mountain Goat has long white straight hair that fades to black on the middle part of her fringe and on 2 pieces of her hair that stick up, representing the animal's horns. Like most Friends, she has features of the animal she's based on, which are the ears and tail of a mountain goat in her case. She has gray eyes with pupils that are wider at the sides, similar to a real mountain goat's eyes. She wears a white wool jacket with a hood, and white gloves, boots, and a collar with the same material. She also wears a short white skirt and white boots with black shoelaces and a purple belt around her waist with a purple bag attached to it. She holds a black weapon with a shape that's similar to a mountain goat's horns on both sides of it. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:21, 30 January 2026
Mountain Goat
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| AKA | Rocky Mountain Goat
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| Romaji | Shiroiwa yagi
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| Debut | Kemono Friends (2015 Game) | ||
| Animal Data | |||
| Scientific Name | Oreamnos americanus
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| Distribution | Northwest North America
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| Diet | Herbivore
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| Avg. Lifespan | 9-12 years
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| Read More | Mountain goat
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| Conservation | 
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| Mountain Goat | Nexon Game |
Mountain Goat is a type of Friend that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game.
Appearance
Mountain Goat has long white straight hair that fades to black on the middle part of her fringe and on 2 pieces of her hair that stick up, representing the animal's horns. Like most Friends, she has features of the animal she's based on, which are the ears and tail of a mountain goat in her case. She has gray eyes with pupils that are wider at the sides, similar to a real mountain goat's eyes. She wears a white wool jacket with a hood, and white gloves, boots, and a collar with the same material. She also wears a short white skirt and white boots with black shoelaces and a purple belt around her waist with a purple bag attached to it. She holds a black weapon with a shape that's similar to a mountain goat's horns on both sides of it.
Series Appearances
| Media | Role | |
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| 2015 | Nexon Game | ↪ Minor character, playable. |
In Real Life
Mountain goats can be found mostly around the mountainous ranges of North America. Despite their name, mountain goats are not actually part of the goat genus. They are instead more related to serows and gorals. The two layers of fur that cover their bodies help protect themselves from the cold climate high in the mountains. Their brilliant white colour and their tendency to live in cold undesirable climates helps provide camouflage and protection against predators. [1] Because the horns of the mountain goat never shed, it's possible to tell a goat's age by counting the rings on their horns. [2]
Their hooves are primarily designed for mountain climbing. Each hoof is split into two toes for additional grip, and the soles are designed to provide traction against the irregular shape of a rocky environment. [3] Mountain goats practice jumping from an early age, and by the time they're an adult, they can jump up to 12ft in height. [4] Due to their incredible skill at mountain climbing, they are the largest mammal that can be found living at altitudes at and above 13,000ft. [5]
Their diet consists of grasses, plants, and lichen found on the mountain ranges. In the late spring to early summer, mountain goats will develop a craving for salt to aid muscle and bone development. This will lead them to perilous situations to reach salt deposits on the sides of cliffs. They may also approach human visitors to lick the salt from the sweat on their bodies or the items they have touched. [6]