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	\| 1-2size = 100px		\| 1-2size = 100px
	\| group2 = One horn		\| group2 = One horn
	\| 2-1 = Goat (~~one~~ horn).png		\| 2-1 = Goat (left horn) BE1.png
	\| *-1caption = ~~Adult only~~		\| 2-1caption = Left
			\| 2-2 = Goat (right horn) BE2.png
			\| 2-2caption = Right
			\| 2-2size = 190px
	\| group3 = Hornless		\| group3 = Hornless
	\| 3-1 = Goat (no horns).png		\| 3-1 = Goat (no horns).png
			\| 3-1caption = Adult only
	\| invimage = Goat Spawn Egg		\| invimage = Goat Spawn Egg
	\| health = {{hp\|10}}		\| health = {{hp\|10}}
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	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
	=== Renders ===		=== Renders ===
	~~These~~ baby states can only be obtained ~~via command~~.		The baby states can only be obtained with commands.
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	~~File:Goat (right horn) BE2.png\|One right horned goat~~
	File:Baby Goat (left horn) JE2 BE3.png\|One left horned baby goat		File:Baby Goat (left horn) JE2 BE3.png\|One left horned baby goat
	File:Baby Goat (right horn) JE2 BE3.png\|One right horned baby goat		File:Baby Goat (right horn) JE2 BE3.png\|One right horned baby goat

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	Every 30 seconds to 5 minutes, a goat tries to ram a single unmoving target it can see within a range of 4–16 blocks. They can target players, [[Minecraft:armor stands]], [[Minecraft:camera]]s,{{only\|bedrock\|education\|short=1}} and any mob except for [[Minecraft:ghast]]s and other goats. A charging goat locks on to its target's position, lowers its head, stomps, and speeds toward the target. If the charge connects, it deals {{hp\|1}} to {{hp\|3}} damage (depending on difficulty) and 9 blocks of [[Minecraft:Damage#Knockback\|knockback]] to its target, possibly resulting in a damaging or even fatal fall.		Every 30 seconds to 5 minutes, a goat tries to ram a single unmoving target it can see within a range of 4–16 blocks. They can target players, [[Minecraft:armor stands]], [[Minecraft:camera]]s,{{only\|bedrock\|education\|short=1}} and any mob except for [[Minecraft:ghast]]s and other goats. A charging goat locks on to its target's position, lowers its head, stomps, and speeds toward the target. If the charge connects, it deals {{hp\|1}} to {{hp\|3}} damage (depending on difficulty) and 9 blocks of [[Minecraft:Damage#Knockback\|knockback]] to its target, possibly resulting in a damaging or even fatal fall.

	As a goat lowers its head, its target has the chance to move out of the way. If a goat misses, it stops itself within a couple blocks, unless it hits a solid block first. If a goat rams a ~~solid block that~~ [[Minecraft:Block tag (Java Edition)#snaps goat horn\|~~occurs~~ naturally in its environment]], it ~~can~~ drop one of its [[Minecraft:goat Horn\|horn]]s.		As a goat lowers its head, its target has the chance to move out of the way. If a goat misses, it stops itself within a couple blocks, unless it hits a solid block first. If a goat rams a [[Minecraft:Block tag (Java Edition)#snaps goat horn\|hard block]] that can be found naturally in its environment or an overworld log, it will drop one of its [[Minecraft:goat Horn\|horn]]s.

	Mobs do not retaliate to being rammed, except for [[Minecraft:piglin]]s, [[Minecraft:piglin brute]]s, [[Minecraft:hoglin]]s, [[Minecraft:zoglin]]s, "Johnny" [[Minecraft:vindicator]]s and [[Minecraft:warden]]s.<ref>{{bug\|MC-227625}}</ref>		Mobs do not retaliate to being rammed, except for [[Minecraft:piglin]]s, [[Minecraft:piglin brute]]s, [[Minecraft:hoglin]]s, [[Minecraft:zoglin]]s, "Johnny" [[Minecraft:vindicator]]s and [[Minecraft:warden]]s.<ref>{{bug\|MC-227625}}</ref>

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	=== Screenshots ===		=== Screenshots ===
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:Oh so many goats.png\|A [[Minecraft:player]] stumbling upon a tribe of goats.		File:Oh so many goats.png\|A [[Minecraft:player]] stumbling upon a tribe of goats
	File:Goat Outlook.png\|A goat looking down upon a [[Minecraft:meadow]] from a cliff.		File:Goat Outlook.png\|A goat looking down upon a [[Minecraft:meadow]] from a cliff
	File:Introducing baby goats.jpg		File:Introducing baby goats.jpg
	File:Greatest GOAT of all time.jpg		File:Greatest GOAT of all time.jpg
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	=== Concept artwork ===		=== Concept artwork ===
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	Goat idle.animation (pixel art).gif\|Goat ~~Idle~~ animation.		Goat idle.animation (pixel art).gif\|Goat idle animation
	Screaming goat animation (pixel art).gif\|~~animation~~ of the screaming goat.		Screaming goat animation (pixel art).gif\|Animation of the screaming goat
	Jumping goat animation (pixel art).gif\|Jumping goat animation		Jumping goat animation (pixel art).gif\|Jumping goat animation
	Goat celebrate.gif\|The goat victory animation seen at [[Minecraft:MINECON Live 2019]].		Goat celebrate.gif\|The goat victory animation seen at [[Minecraft:MINECON Live 2019]]
	GoatPixel.png\|Goat from the Biome Vote video.		GoatPixel.png\|Goat from the Biome Vote video
	Goat Vote.png\|Goat from the Biome Vote video.		Goat Vote.png\|Goat from the Biome Vote video
	Blockbench Goat.png\|Render of a goat made in Blockbench.<ref>{{Citation\|url=https://www.blockbench.net/gallery/\|title=Minecraft Goat\|author=[[Minecraft:Mojang Studios]]\|website=blockbench.net\|date=October 2020}} </ref>		Blockbench Goat.png\|Render of a goat made in Blockbench<ref>{{Citation\|url=https://www.blockbench.net/gallery/\|title=Minecraft Goat\|author=[[Minecraft:Mojang Studios]]\|website=blockbench.net\|date=October 2020}} </ref>
	Scale of cuteness concept art.jpg\|Goat concept art. pictured with an [[Minecraft:axolotl]] and [[Minecraft:warden]].		Scale of cuteness concept art.jpg\|Goat concept art; pictured here with an [[Minecraft:axolotl]] and a [[Minecraft:warden]].
	</gallery>		</gallery>

	=== Textures ===		=== Textures ===
	<gallery class="pixel-image">		<gallery class="pixel-image">
	Goat (texture).png\|Goat texture file.		Goat (texture).png\|Goat texture file
	Baby Goat (texture).png\|Baby goat texture file.		Baby Goat (texture).png\|Baby goat texture file
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	File:Miniverse Goat.jpg		File:Miniverse Goat.jpg
	File:Goat Plastic.png\|A goat in the [[Minecraft:Plastic Texture Pack]]		File:Goat Plastic.png\|A goat in the [[Minecraft:Plastic Texture Pack]]
	File:MCD Goat.png\|A {{MCD\|goat}} as seen in {{MCD}}.		File:MCD Goat.png\|A {{MCD\|goat}} as seen in {{MCD}}
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	== Spawning ==		== Spawning ==
	Groups of two to three goats spawn above [[Minecraft:stone]], [[Minecraft:gravel]], [[Minecraft:packed ice]] or [[Minecraft:snow block]]s on snowy slopes, jagged peaks, and frozen peaks at the surface. Goats spawn individually and more uncommonly after the world generation. 5% of all goats spawn as babies.		Groups of two to three goats spawn above [[Minecraft:stone]], [[Minecraft:gravel]], [[Minecraft:packed ice]], or [[Minecraft:snow block]]s on snowy slopes, jagged peaks, and frozen peaks at the surface. Goats spawn individually and more uncommonly after the world generation. 5% of all goats spawn as babies.

	When a goat is spawned naturally, or through breeding normal goats, it has a 2% chance of being a '''screaming'''{{only\|je\|short=1}} '''goat''' or a '''screamer'''{{only\|be\|short=1}} '''goat'''. They look identical to all other goats, but they make different sounds and ram more often.		When a goat is spawned naturally, or through breeding normal goats, it has a 2% chance of being a '''screaming'''{{only\|je\|short=1}} '''goat''' or a '''screamer'''{{only\|be\|short=1}} '''goat'''. They look identical to all other goats, but they make different sounds and ram more often.

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	*The goat's fourth death sound is its first ambient sound but lower pitched.		*The goat's fourth death sound is its first ambient sound but lower pitched.
	*The goat's fourth ramming preparation sound was originally used for the [[Minecraft:Earth:Horned Sheep\|Horned Sheep]]'s third ramming sound but was edited to remove footstep sound effects.		*The goat's fourth ramming preparation sound was originally used for the [[Minecraft:Earth:Horned Sheep\|Horned Sheep]]'s third ramming sound but was edited to remove footstep sound effects.
			*The goat's fifth death sound and first hurt sound are the same, but differently pitched.

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	\|sound3=Goat hurt3.ogg		\|sound3=Goat hurt3.ogg
	\|sound4=Goat hurt4.ogg		\|sound4=Goat hurt4.ogg
			\|subtitle=Goat hurts
	\|description=When a regular goat is damaged		\|description=When a regular goat is damaged
	\|source=neutral		\|source=neutral
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	\|sound2=Mooshroom milk2.ogg		\|sound2=Mooshroom milk2.ogg
	\|sound3=Mooshroom milk3.ogg		\|sound3=Mooshroom milk3.ogg
	\|subtitle=~~Mooshroom~~ gets milked ~~suspiciously~~		\|subtitle=Goat gets milked
	\|description=When a regular goat is milked		\|description=When a regular goat is milked
	\|source=neutral		\|source=neutral
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	\|sound3=Goat pre ram3.ogg		\|sound3=Goat pre ram3.ogg
	\|sound4=Goat pre ram4.ogg		\|sound4=Goat pre ram4.ogg
			\|subtitle=Goat stomps
	\|source=neutral		\|source=neutral
	\|description=When a regular goat prepares to ram		\|description=When a regular goat prepares to ram
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	\|sound2=Goat impact2.ogg		\|sound2=Goat impact2.ogg
	\|sound3=Goat impact3.ogg		\|sound3=Goat impact3.ogg
			\|subtitle=Goat rams
	\|source=neutral		\|source=neutral
	\|description=When a regular goat impacts a mob after ramming		\|description=When a regular goat impacts a mob after ramming

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	Mobs do not retaliate to being rammed, except for [[Minecraft:piglin]]s, [[Minecraft:piglin brute]]s, [[Minecraft:hoglin]]s, [[Minecraft:zoglin]]s, "Johnny" [[Minecraft:vindicator]]s and [[Minecraft:warden]]s.<ref>{{bug\|MC-227625}}</ref>		Mobs do not retaliate to being rammed, except for [[Minecraft:piglin]]s, [[Minecraft:piglin brute]]s, [[Minecraft:hoglin]]s, [[Minecraft:zoglin]]s, "Johnny" [[Minecraft:vindicator]]s and [[Minecraft:warden]]s.<ref>{{bug\|MC-227625}}</ref>

	If a goat rams against a [[Minecraft:zombified piglin]], all nearby other zombified piglins will come to its aid to help it and will attack the goat who impacted the zombified piglin.		If a goat rams against a [[Minecraft:zombified piglin]], all nearby other zombified piglins will come to its aid to help it and will attack the goat who impacted the zombified piglin.{{only\|bedrock}}<ref>{{bug\|MCPE-185393\|\|\|Won't Fix}}</ref>

	Goats don't target players in [[Minecraft:Creative]] mode or any players in Peaceful [[Minecraft:difficulty]]. However, they still attempt to ram players in Creative if they switched from [[Minecraft:Survival]] mode when the ram cooldown has ended and were already targeted before the switch.{{check the code}}{{cn\|Is there a bug report about this to be cited?}} Unlike most neutral mobs, goats do not attack the player if the player attacks it and do not call for backup if harmed.		Goats don't target players in [[Minecraft:Creative]] mode or any players in Peaceful [[Minecraft:difficulty]]. However, they still attempt to ram players in Creative if they switched from [[Minecraft:Survival]] mode when the ram cooldown has ended and were already targeted before the switch.{{check the code}}{{cn\|Is there a bug report about this to be cited?}} Unlike most neutral mobs, goats do not attack the player if the player attacks it and do not call for backup if harmed.

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	[[File:Goat Stand Ram.jpg\|alt=Goat Charge\|thumb\|A goat speeding at an armor stand.]]		[[File:Goat Stand Ram.jpg\|alt=Goat Charge\|thumb\|A goat speeding at an armor stand.]]

	Every 30 seconds to 5 minutes, a goat tries to ram a single unmoving target it can see within a range of 4–16 blocks. They can target players, [[Minecraft:armor ~~stand~~]]s,~~{{only\|JE\|short=1}}~~ [[Minecraft:camera]]s,{{only\|bedrock\|education\|short=1}} and any mob except for [[Minecraft:ghast]]s and other goats. A charging goat locks on to its target's position, lowers its head, stomps, and speeds toward the target. If the charge connects, it deals {{hp\|1}} to {{hp\|3}} damage (depending on difficulty) and 9 blocks of [[Minecraft:Damage#Knockback\|knockback]] to its target, possibly resulting in a damaging or even fatal fall.		Every 30 seconds to 5 minutes, a goat tries to ram a single unmoving target it can see within a range of 4–16 blocks. They can target players, [[Minecraft:armor stands]], [[Minecraft:camera]]s,{{only\|bedrock\|education\|short=1}} and any mob except for [[Minecraft:ghast]]s and other goats. A charging goat locks on to its target's position, lowers its head, stomps, and speeds toward the target. If the charge connects, it deals {{hp\|1}} to {{hp\|3}} damage (depending on difficulty) and 9 blocks of [[Minecraft:Damage#Knockback\|knockback]] to its target, possibly resulting in a damaging or even fatal fall.

	As a goat lowers its head, its target has the chance to move out of the way. If a goat misses, it stops itself within a couple blocks, unless it hits a solid block first. If a goat rams a solid block that [[Minecraft:Block tag (Java Edition)#snaps goat horn\|occurs naturally in its environment]], it can drop one of its [[Minecraft:goat Horn\|horn]]s.		As a goat lowers its head, its target has the chance to move out of the way. If a goat misses, it stops itself within a couple blocks, unless it hits a solid block first. If a goat rams a solid block that [[Minecraft:Block tag (Java Edition)#snaps goat horn\|occurs naturally in its environment]], it can drop one of its [[Minecraft:goat Horn\|horn]]s.

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	Groups of two to three goats spawn above [[Minecraft:stone]], [[Minecraft:gravel]], [[Minecraft:packed ice]] or [[Minecraft:snow block]]s on snowy slopes, jagged peaks, and frozen peaks at the surface. Goats spawn individually and more uncommonly after the world generation. 5% of all goats spawn as babies.		Groups of two to three goats spawn above [[Minecraft:stone]], [[Minecraft:gravel]], [[Minecraft:packed ice]] or [[Minecraft:snow block]]s on snowy slopes, jagged peaks, and frozen peaks at the surface. Goats spawn individually and more uncommonly after the world generation. 5% of all goats spawn as babies.

	When a goat is spawned naturally, or through breeding normal goats, it has a 2% chance of being a '''screaming'''{{only\|je\|short=1}}'''goat''' or a '''screamer'''{{only\|be\|short=1}} '''goat'''. They look identical to all other goats, but they make different sounds and ram more often.		When a goat is spawned naturally, or through breeding normal goats, it has a 2% chance of being a '''screaming'''{{only\|je\|short=1}} '''goat''' or a '''screamer'''{{only\|be\|short=1}} '''goat'''. They look identical to all other goats, but they make different sounds and ram more often.

	Screaming{{only\|JE\|short=1}}/screamer{{only\|BE\|short=1}} goats can also be obtained with the following commands:		Screaming{{only\|JE\|short=1}}/screamer{{only\|BE\|short=1}} goats can also be obtained with the following commands:
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	\|Goats currently use the [[Minecraft:vex]]'s charging sound as a placeholder when preparing to ram charge.<ref>{{bug\|MCPE-104156}}</ref>}}		\|Goats currently use the [[Minecraft:vex]]'s charging sound as a placeholder when preparing to ram charge.<ref>{{bug\|MCPE-104156}}</ref>}}
	\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.16.210\|exp=Caves and Cliffs\|dev=beta 1.16.210.51\|Goats now drop 2 [[Minecraft:goat horn]]s each.		\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.16.210\|exp=Caves and Cliffs\|dev=beta 1.16.210.51\|Goats now drop 2 [[Minecraft:goat horn]]s each.
	\|Goats now drop ~~1-2~~ [[Minecraft:raw mutton]].		\|Goats now drop 1–2 [[Minecraft:raw mutton]].
	\|[[File:Goat (left horn) BE1.png\|32px]] [[File:Goat (right horn) BE1.png\|32px]] [[File:Goat (no horns) BE1.png\|32px]] Goats now show missing goat horns in the model.		\|[[File:Goat (left horn) BE1.png\|32px]] [[File:Goat (right horn) BE1.png\|32px]] [[File:Goat (no horns) BE1.png\|32px]] Goats now show missing goat horns in the model.
	\|Baby goats now have half knockback when using a ram attack.		\|Baby goats now have half knockback when using a ram attack.

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	=== Goat horns ===		=== Goat horns ===
	[[File:A goat with a bald head.png\|thumb\|right\|A goat when both horns are knocked off.]]		[[File:A goat with a bald head.png\|thumb\|right\|A goat when both horns are knocked off.]]
	An adult goat that has at least one horn on its head will lose one of them and drop a [[Minecraft:goat horn]] if it charges into any of the following [[Minecraft:solid block]]s: [[Minecraft:stone]], [[Minecraft:coal ore]], [[Minecraft:copper ore]], [[Minecraft:iron ore]], [[Minecraft:emerald ore]], [[Minecraft:log]]s, or [[Minecraft:packed ice]]. {{IN\|java}}, these blocks are listed under the {{cd\|snaps_goat_horn}} ~~[[Minecraft:block tag (Java Edition)\|~~tag]], and can be modified using a [[Minecraft:data pack]].		An adult goat that has at least one horn on its head will lose one of them and drop a [[Minecraft:goat horn]] if it charges into any of the following [[Minecraft:solid block]]s: [[Minecraft:stone]], [[Minecraft:coal ore]], [[Minecraft:copper ore]], [[Minecraft:iron ore]], [[Minecraft:emerald ore]], [[Minecraft:log]]s, or [[Minecraft:packed ice]]. {{IN\|java}}, these blocks are listed under the {{Tag link\|block\|snaps_goat_horn}} tag, and can be modified using a [[Minecraft:data pack]].

	Baby goats never drop goat horns. However, {{in\|JE}}, it's possible to remove a baby's horns using a command, like {{cmd\|summon minecraft:goat ~ ~ ~ {Age:-1,HasLeftHorn:0b,HasRightHorn:0b,AgeLocked:1} }}.		Baby goats never drop goat horns. However, {{in\|JE}}, it's possible to remove a baby's horns using a command, like {{cmd\|summon minecraft:goat ~ ~ ~ {Age:-1,HasLeftHorn:0b,HasRightHorn:0b,AgeLocked:1} }}.

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	A '''goat''' is a [[Minecraft:neutral mob]] found in certain [[Minecraft:mountain]]ous [[Minecraft:biome]]s. It can jump especially high and is [[Minecraft:milk]]able. Goats occasionally ram other [[Minecraft:mob]]s and [[Minecraft:player]]s, and cannot be provoked. Ramming into certain [[Minecraft:block]]s causes a [[Minecraft:goat horn]] to drop from an adult goat if it has any~~. A goat is one of the only two sources of goat horns, the other being the loot chests of [[Minecraft:pillager outpost]]s~~.		A '''goat''' is a [[Minecraft:neutral mob]] found in certain [[Minecraft:mountain]]ous [[Minecraft:biome]]s. It can jump especially high and is [[Minecraft:milk]]able. Goats occasionally ram other [[Minecraft:mob]]s and [[Minecraft:player]]s, and cannot be provoked. Ramming into certain [[Minecraft:block]]s causes a [[Minecraft:goat horn]] to drop from an adult goat if it has any.

	== Spawning ==		== Spawning ==
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	In ''Bedrock Edition'': it requires two commands if spawned as a normal goat:		In ''Bedrock Edition'': it requires two commands if spawned as a normal goat:
	# {{Cmd\|/summon goat}}		# {{Cmd\|/summon goat}}
	# {{cmd\|/event entity @e[type{{=}}goat] minecraft:born_screamer}}		# {{cmd\|/event entity @n[type{{=}}goat] minecraft:born_screamer}}

	Adult goats have a 10% chance to be missing one of their horns upon spawning. If this chance succeeds, either the left or the right horn is removed (chosen randomly with an equal chance for each).		Adult goats have a 10% chance to be missing one of their horns upon spawning. If this chance succeeds, either the left or the right horn is removed (chosen randomly with an equal chance for each).

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	Every 30 seconds to 5 minutes, a goat tries to ram a single unmoving target it can see within a range of 4–16 blocks. They can target players, [[Minecraft:armor stands]], [[Minecraft:camera]]s,{{only\|bedrock\|education\|short=1}} and any mob except for [[Minecraft:ghast]]s and other goats. A charging goat locks on to its target's position, lowers its head, stomps, and speeds toward the target. If the charge connects, it deals {{hp\|1}} to {{hp\|3}} damage (depending on difficulty) and 9 blocks of [[Minecraft:Damage#Knockback\|knockback]] to its target, possibly resulting in a damaging or even fatal fall.		Every 30 seconds to 5 minutes, a goat tries to ram a single unmoving target it can see within a range of 4–16 blocks. They can target players, [[Minecraft:armor stands]], [[Minecraft:camera]]s,{{only\|bedrock\|education\|short=1}} and any mob except for [[Minecraft:ghast]]s and other goats. A charging goat locks on to its target's position, lowers its head, stomps, and speeds toward the target. If the charge connects, it deals {{hp\|1}} to {{hp\|3}} damage (depending on difficulty) and 9 blocks of [[Minecraft:Damage#Knockback\|knockback]] to its target, possibly resulting in a damaging or even fatal fall.

	As a goat lowers its head, its target has the chance to move out of the way. If a goat misses, it stops itself within a couple blocks, unless it hits a solid block first. If a goat rams a ~~solid block that~~ [[Minecraft:Block tag (Java Edition)#snaps goat horn\|~~occurs~~ naturally in its environment]], it ~~can~~ drop one of its [[Minecraft:goat Horn\|horn]]s.		As a goat lowers its head, its target has the chance to move out of the way. If a goat misses, it stops itself within a couple blocks, unless it hits a solid block first. If a goat rams a [[Minecraft:Block tag (Java Edition)#snaps goat horn\|hard block]] that can be found naturally in its environment or an overworld log, it will drop one of its [[Minecraft:goat Horn\|horn]]s.

	Mobs do not retaliate to being rammed, except for [[Minecraft:piglin]]s, [[Minecraft:piglin brute]]s, [[Minecraft:hoglin]]s, [[Minecraft:zoglin]]s, "Johnny" [[Minecraft:vindicator]]s and [[Minecraft:warden]]s.<ref>{{bug\|MC-227625}}</ref>		Mobs do not retaliate to being rammed, except for [[Minecraft:piglin]]s, [[Minecraft:piglin brute]]s, [[Minecraft:hoglin]]s, [[Minecraft:zoglin]]s, "Johnny" [[Minecraft:vindicator]]s and [[Minecraft:warden]]s.<ref>{{bug\|MC-227625}}</ref>

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	[[File:Goat Stand Ram.jpg\|alt=Goat Charge\|thumb\|A goat speeding at an armor stand.]]		[[File:Goat Stand Ram.jpg\|alt=Goat Charge\|thumb\|A goat speeding at an armor stand.]]

	Every 30 seconds to 5 minutes, a goat tries to ram a single unmoving target it can see within a range of 4–16 blocks. They can target players, [[Minecraft:armor ~~stand~~]]s,~~{{only\|JE\|short=1}}~~ [[Minecraft:camera]]s,{{only\|bedrock\|education\|short=1}} and any mob except for [[Minecraft:ghast]]s and other goats. A charging goat locks on to its target's position, lowers its head, stomps, and speeds toward the target. If the charge connects, it deals {{hp\|1}} to {{hp\|3}} damage (depending on difficulty) and 9 blocks of [[Minecraft:Damage#Knockback\|knockback]] to its target, possibly resulting in a damaging or even fatal fall.		Every 30 seconds to 5 minutes, a goat tries to ram a single unmoving target it can see within a range of 4–16 blocks. They can target players, [[Minecraft:armor stands]], [[Minecraft:camera]]s,{{only\|bedrock\|education\|short=1}} and any mob except for [[Minecraft:ghast]]s and other goats. A charging goat locks on to its target's position, lowers its head, stomps, and speeds toward the target. If the charge connects, it deals {{hp\|1}} to {{hp\|3}} damage (depending on difficulty) and 9 blocks of [[Minecraft:Damage#Knockback\|knockback]] to its target, possibly resulting in a damaging or even fatal fall.

	As a goat lowers its head, its target has the chance to move out of the way. If a goat misses, it stops itself within a couple blocks, unless it hits a solid block first. If a goat rams a solid block that [[Minecraft:Block tag (Java Edition)#snaps goat horn\|occurs naturally in its environment]], it can drop one of its [[Minecraft:goat Horn\|horn]]s.		As a goat lowers its head, its target has the chance to move out of the way. If a goat misses, it stops itself within a couple blocks, unless it hits a solid block first. If a goat rams a solid block that [[Minecraft:Block tag (Java Edition)#snaps goat horn\|occurs naturally in its environment]], it can drop one of its [[Minecraft:goat Horn\|horn]]s.