For this week’s episode, I’m talking about the difference between a lamb and a goat. It’s something I’ve considered a lot, and it’s something that really bothers me. Like a lot, it’s caused me to change my mind about the meat. But since I’ve been going back and forth a lot with my family, I wanted to share it with you all.

While a lamb is a small domestic animal, a goat is one of the heaviest animals in the world. It’s made up of a large number of bones, and because of that it is very heavy. It can be up to 10kg in weight. A lamb is also an omnivore, which means that it doesn’t have much in the way of natural predators. It is also a carnivore, meaning that it eats raw meat.

The most important distinction between a lamb and a goat is when you want to eat raw meat. A lamb will have its stomach full of bones and whatnot, but a goat will have its stomach full of raw meat. And while the stomach of a goat is much smaller than that of a lamb, its stomach is filled with a lot of bones. It can be as heavy as 35kg, and its stomach is about 2.5cm deep.

The biggest difference is in the way they eat. A goat will eat like a human, while a lamb will eat like a cow. The goat will eat a lot of raw meat, but the bigger part of it is bones, and the lamb will eat just as much raw meat and it’s just very, very, very tiny.

In both cases the meat is raw, and it’s much smaller. But because of the difference in size, a goat will have lots of bones in its stomach. A lamb will have a very small amount of bones in its stomach. A goat will have a lot of bones and a lot of raw meat.

A lamb will need to eat a lot of bones to keep the meat from being too soft, while a goat will have a lot of bones to keep it from being too tough. A lamb will have more muscle mass because of its size, while a goat will have a lot of bone mass, which will make the meat of the lamb much, much harder to digest.

The average life of a goat is around 400 days. A lamb is around 300 days.

The difference between a lamb and a goat is that each will have a different set of organs, and that means that a lamb will need a lot of food to survive, while a goat will have to eat less and less. A lamb will eat its food faster and get more nutrients, while a goat will just eat more and get less nutrients.

Because a lamb can survive on a diet of just about any kind of food, it will generally have a longer shelf life than a goat. For instance, a lamb will generally last longer than a goat, because it will have longer lifespans of its bones. That means that a lamb will likely be around for a longer period of time, while a goat will be around for a shorter period of time.

But in the case of a lamb, its meat tends to become soft, and its skin more easily torn. A goat will generally have its meat and skin more durable.