What Do You Know About The Kiko Goat?

The question is asking for the higher classification of the given options. Among the options provided, "Goat" is the correct answer as it belongs to the classification of mammals, which is higher than birds, bears, and horses.

This breed is normally used for its meat.

The correct answer is "horned." This suggests that the subject being referred to has horns.

The most notable characteristic of this breed is that they are parasite resistant. This means that they have a natural ability to resist or tolerate parasites, such as worms or ticks, without experiencing negative health effects. This is a valuable trait in livestock as it reduces the need for frequent deworming or other parasite control measures, ultimately leading to healthier and more productive animals.

In the Maori language, the term "Kiko" refers to meat. This suggests that when Maori speakers use the word "Kiko," they are specifically referring to animal flesh that can be consumed as food.

The question is asking about the color of something or someone, and the correct answer provides a range of colors - white, cream, red, brown, and black. This suggests that the color can vary and includes multiple options.

The scientific name for a domestic goat is Capra aegagrus hircus. The genus name is Capra, which refers to the goat genus, and the species name is aegagrus hircus, which specifically identifies the domestic goat within the Capra genus.

This breed's advantage, according to farmers, is its ability to survive and grow even under non-ideal or harsh conditions.

The average weight for the female Kiko is 150 pounds, as stated in the answer.

The correct answer is 1992. This suggests that whatever "it" is, it was first imported to the US in 1992. Unfortunately, without further context or information, it is not possible to determine what "it" refers to.