Bilberry goats are completely feral, but their herd is led by a dominant nanny. The species looks unlike any other found in the United Kingdom because each goat has a shaggy coat and large horns. These goats are nearing extinction; there are only about 50 of them living in the wild.According to the passage, what is different about Bilberry goats?

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Bilberry goats are completely feral, but their herd is led by a dominant nanny. The species looks unlike any other found in the United Kingdom because each goat has a shaggy coat and large horns. These goats are nearing extinction; there are only about 50 of them living in the wild.<br>According to the passage, what is different about Bilberry goats?






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