The Angora goat is a breed of domestic goat known for its long, luxurious hair called mohair. Originating from the Ankara region of Turkey, these goats are primarily raised for their fiber, which is used in textiles and clothing. Angora goats have a distinctive appearance, with their long, curly fleece and often a gentle temperament. These goats thrive in various climates but prefer dry, temperate regions. They require regular grooming to prevent matting of their fleece and to maintain their health. Angora goats are also social animals, often kept in herds, and they can be a sustainable source of income for farmers through mohair production.