Understanding Myotonic Goats

The video introduces a petting farm in Maui, Hawaii, highlighting various animals, with a focus on myotonic goats, also known as fainting goats. These goats, indigenous to North America, have a genetic condition causing their muscles to lock up when startled, though they remain conscious. This condition is temporary, and the goats quickly recover.

What is the location of the Petting Farm mentioned in the video?

• Maui, Hawaii

• Oahu, Hawaii

• Big Island, Hawaii

• Kauai, Hawaii

Which of the following is NOT a common name for myotonic goats?

• Jumping goats

• Wooden leg goats

• Stiff leg goats

• Nervous goats

Where are fainting goats originally from?

• Australia

• North America

• Asia

• Europe

What happens to myotonic goats when they are startled?

• They lose consciousness

• Their muscles lock up

• They run away

• They jump high

How long do the muscle lock-ups last in fainting goats?

• A few seconds

• Several minutes

• A day

• An hour