Explore the wild on Instagram: "🐐 The Science Behind “Fainting Goats” 🧬 Not all goats faint — this rare reaction occurs in the Myotonic goat, a breed with a unique genetic mutation. Here’s the full picture: 🔹 The Genetic Condition • The disorder is called myotonia congenita. • When the goat is startled, the brain sends a signal that makes muscles contract, but they fail to relax quickly. • This stiffness lasts about 5–20 seconds, making the goat appear “frozen” or knocked out. 🔹 Curious Fact

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