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Why are there goats on an uninhabited desert island?
Summary: There are goats on an uninhabited desert island. That's because no one lives on this desert island, but that doesn't mean there are no other animals on the island. Goats are mostly wild. Goats are widely distributed all over the world. In places where livestock are raised, even in areas where other livestock are difficult to survive, goats can still survive and reproduce as usual, and their distribution area is second only to dogs, which is the most widely distributed among all kinds of livestock.

Goat:

Goat, also known as summer sheep and black sheep, is one of the earliest domesticated domestic animals. It is speculated that in the Neolithic Age, more than 10000 years ago, human beings began to domesticate goats. Most scholars believe that goats domesticated in the mountainous areas of western Asia were brought to Africa, Europe and Asia with the migration of nomadic people. There is evidence that China was also one of the first countries to domesticate goats. Due to the limitation of primitive human activities, domestic goats in various places have to be domesticated independently.