Goats frequently headbutt to establish dominance, play, and explore their surroundings, but new research suggests these repeated impacts may not be harmless.

Goats frequently headbutt to establish dominance, play, and explore their surroundings, but new research suggests these repeated impacts may not be harmless. Scientists discovered early signs of brain damage, including abnormal tau protein buildup and neuroinflammation, in young goats after months of collisions.The findings could improve our understanding of traumatic brain injury in humans.Science and facts💡