What is another word for cashmere goat?
Pronunciation: [kˈaʃmi͡ə ɡˈə͡ʊt] (IPA) 
Cashmere goat is a term used to describe a specific breed of goats that produce wool known for its warmth and lightness called cashmere. The wool is obtained by combing out the undercoat of the goat and is highly prized for its softness and insulation. While the term cashmere goat is commonly used, there are other names for it such as the Kashmir goat, Pashmina goat, and Changthangi goat. These goats originate from the Kashmir region between India and Pakistan, where they have been bred for their fine wool for centuries. While they are mostly raised for their wool, they are also used for meat and milk.
