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Minecraft Goats How to Breed and Tame Them?

There's been lots of talk about the 'caves aspect of the Minecraft 1.17 update however, not much has been said about the 'cliffs' and their newest Minecraft mob goats. We get it. Minecraft axolotls are the best underwater companions and are potentially game-changing. The Minecraft Warden however is a brand new monster that is totally blind, but is still a powerful opponent. But wouldn't you think of Minecraft's goats?

Yes, Minecraft has goats. Finally! There are a variety of kinds of goats in the real reality, including the ibex that can be able to walk on steep slopes and the fainting goat. The Minecraft goats are based on the Rocky Mountain goat (or Oreamnos Americanus) and are well-suited to both subalpine and alpine climates. They aren't goats. They are more closely connected to antelopes, also known as square-shaped fakers.

They're still us and behave just like the woolly mountain goats that we love. Here's everything you should know about Minecraft goats.

Where can goats be found in Minecraft

In Minecraft, goats are found on top of cliffs and other high-level surfaces that have the light level being seven or more. It isn't apparent that it matters too much whether the cliffs are encased with grass or snow but they do appear to be more active during the daytime.

If you're really lucky you might also see goats that yell. The only difference between them and regular goats is their bleats, so you'll have to listen closely to find them.

What do Minecraft goats DO?

As we mentioned before, they're based on the Rocky Mountain goat - an antelope masquerading as a goat for coolness sake. It's hard to duplicate their unique ability of being able to balance on a slope and climb high.

Instead of jumping a block high, Minecraft goats can jump two blocks high. They can cross small gaps effortlessly and look stunning when they do so. If they encounter a hole in the ground or a snow-covered block they can jump up to ten blocks in the air.

They have 10 health points (five full hearts) and are able to inflict around seven damage (three and a half hearts).

The majority of goats are quite passive, and as CaptainSparklez observed during the 1.17 beta snapshots, they won't attack you if you hit them first. Instead, they'll decide you need to be yeeted off a ledge and ram into you with full force. Even if they are angry, they're more likely to target your enemies to protect you. If they are attacked the goat will flee from its attacker.

How do I obtain the Goat Horn?

The Minecraft 1.17 update adds a new item called the goat horn. The goat can drop up to two goat horns at a time when it smashes into blocks. However, they can only drop one at a time. The easiest way to get a goat horn is to gather several goats in one place and let them charge at you. Their horn will fall off if they charge the same time a block.

You will make a noise when you make use of a goat's horn. It's like blowing through the Horn to trigger an alarm. It's the same sound that's heard in raids against Minecraft villages. What's the source of this noise? There's some speculation suggesting that the goat horn could be used in a future easter egg, but as of right now the horn is only making the noise of raid.

What do Minecraft Goats eat?

In the real world, goats were one of the first animals domesticated for their grass-eating dairy producing udders, and delicious meat. You can use wheat to get them to follow you, and feeding them the wheat puts them in an enthralled state to breed. You can also make milk by putting an empty bucket on them. If the goat is in flames and you want to cook raw or cooked meat on them. But who would do such a bad thing?

They're not able to ride horses like the Minecraft horses. Because of their nature, they are the most loved pet. Harrashs

There's still a lot to learn about the past and future of Minecraft thanks to the Caves & Cliffs update. And that's not only about the new mobs. From copper ore, to the Lush Caves, there is something for everyone, with more to come when the Minecraft 1.18 update release date finally arrives.