This set of cute goat coloring sheets will add some playfulness to your coloring experience, whether you love goats for their silly noises, distinguished horns, or ability to learn fun tricks.
Free Coloring Sheets of Goats
For this series, we illustrated adult goats climbing rocks and mountains, baby goats sleeping in meadows, goat portraits, and of course, the Three Billy Goats Gruff. While we designed many of these simple goat illustrations to color in for kids, we’ve also included detailed drawings for adults, too. Print some to use as a resource while teaching children the differences between farm goats and mountain goats.
Free Printable Goat Coloring Pages to Download
Gather your markers, colored pencils, and gel pens to color something curious. Happy coloring!
- Click on the coloring sheet image or text link under the image. 2. The printable file (PDF) will open in a new browser tab. 3. You can download or print to your heart’s content from there!These free printables are for personal, non-commercial use only.Need more help? See our printing tutorial.
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What You Need to Know About Goats
Coloring in these printable goat illustrations is the perfect chance to learn some new facts about these adorable animals! Here are thirteen things you may not know about goats.
1. Mountain Movers:
Goats are natural-born climbers. Their hooves have a hard outer shell and a soft, grippy bottom. This allows them to climb steep and rocky places with ease. Some breeds, like the incredible Moroccan tree goats, can even climb trees!
2. Eyes on the Prize:
With unique, rectangular pupils, goats have a wide field of vision. This means they can see almost all around them without moving their head. The extra peripheral vision is perfect for spotting sneaky predators like wolves, dogs, and bears.
3. Weed Whackers:
Goats aren’t picky eaters; they’ll munch on almost anything green, including weeds that most animals avoid. This makes them great for weed control.
4. Chatty Cathys:
Goats have a lot to say and use a variety of sounds to communicate. They can bleat in different tones, which can mean anything from “I’m hungry!” to “I’m happy!”
5. A Rainbow of Breeds:
With over 300 different breeds, goats come in all shapes, sizes, and colors. From the fluffy Angora to the posh Nubian, there’s a cute goat for every type of climate and country.
6. Social Butterflies:
Goats love hanging out with friends and can get lonely if left by themselves. They form close bonds with other goats, communicating through bleats, head movements, and tail wags.
7. Milk Marvels:
Goat milk is not just delicious but also easier to digest than cow’s milk. This makes it a great choice for people who have trouble with lactose, an ingredient in most other milks. Plus, it’s packed with nutrients.
8. Kidding Around:
Baby goats, known as kids, are some of the most playful and adorable animals. Within minutes of being born, these little kids are up and bouncing around. They often follow their mom, called a nanny, copying and learning from her.
9. Bearded Beauties:
Both male and female goats can have beards. Whether it’s a short stubble or a long, flowing goatee, each goat’s beard is as unique as a human’s hairstyle.
10. Goats on the Go:
Goats are smart and can learn to follow commands, walk on leashes, and even do simple tricks. This intelligence makes them more like pets than farm animals.
11. Horn Highlights:
The horns on a goat’s head are multifunctional. They can help to control body temperature and also be used for defense.
12. Super Stomachs:
With four stomachs, goats are champion eaters. This complex digestive system lets them break down tough plant material that other animals aren’t able to.
13. Playful Spirits:
Goats love to play, especially the kids. They jump, butt heads, and race around, turning anything into a game. These goat facts shed light on their playful nature, unique abilities, and the important role they play in our world. If you’ve got any more interesting bits about these adorable animals, drop them in the comments. You might inspire new goat coloring pages!
