A illustration of a farm animal wearing headphones, created as a vector design.
A illustration of a farm animal wearing headphones, created as a vector design. SVG goat illustration featuring a farm animal in profile, suitable for vector design or clip art. SVG illustration of a goat, a common farm animal. A white goat wearing headphones on its head in a farm setting.
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Add a Baaaautiful Touch to Your Projects with This Free SVG Goat Clip Art

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