The Goat Dactyl was modified for rumination as a solution to the hunger crisis to sustainably feed the world. It has a stomach engineered to mimic that of the goat with four chambers to enable the Goat Dactyl to eat any form of plant living and dead. The four chambers enable the use of enzymes to breakdown and regurgitate the cud so that even the toughest roughage can be digested. The goat appeared in ancient Roman mythology as companions to the Gods and like their forebears, the Goat Dactyl is equipped to roam inaccessible natural terrain, particularly the wilderness and barren or rocky landscapes now left uninhabitable for many because of global warming. The inbuilt protection of their horns help ward off marauding gangs in the lawless regions. In ancient Babylonian myth the god Marduk placed the goat as one of the twelve elements of the zodiac. A goat pulled the chariot of Agni, the Vedic god of fire in Hindu Myth. In keeping with ancient mythology, the Goat Dactyl is associated with magic, energy and mischief, in Scandinavian countries the goat represents the trickster and in festive season plays tricks on the inhospitable.
Hekateris Dance-Goat_Camoflage.pdf
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