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Fainting goats and their retained reflex
Fainting goats are an excellent way to see how unhelpful reflexes caused by dysfunctional areas of the brain can interfere with normal day to day functioning. Fainting goats are native to Central America, and have a genetic change which means that their muscles stiffen as a reflex action when they are startled. This is a reflex which is generally not helpful to them (poor things!) as everything stiffens up and they fall over. In a very ...
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