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Goats have an average life span of 10 to 15 years. The life span of a goat varies depending on the breed, whether it is wild or tame, and whether it's in captivity, such as in a zoo, or in the wild. Continue Reading.
Eight Facts About Mountain Goats You Should Know. 1  Mountain goats are actually not goats. 2  Head to the skies if youâd like to see one. 3  Just North America for mountain goats. 4  Interesting nomenclature all around. 5  Kids (have to) get the hang of it pretty quickly. 6  The secret is in the horns. 7  Mountain goats are with us for about a decade. The average lifespan of a mountain goat is 9 to 12 years. Watch out â mountain goats can be aggressive. Nannies can be protective of their territory and food and will fight other nannies. In the mating season, males will fight with each other to mate with a female. Mountain goats may also become hostile towards humans. Despite how accustomed mountain goats may be around people, they are still wild animals.