According to Biquette's caretaker at the communal farm Ferme de Mauriac, the goat spent her first five years (c. 2003–2008) at a milking factory before being handed over to Mauriac because "it was cheaper than a slaughterhouse".
[1] Biquette first rose to popularity in early 2012 due to photos and recordings of Singaporean grindcore band Wormrot's concert in Mauriac, with Biquette in the front row.
[3] According to Wormrot's manager, Biquette was very tame and followed the band around "like a dog".
[4] Biquette's caretaker Flo said in an interview that the goat loved concerts and other gatherings of people and theorized that she liked the vibrations of the wooden floor caused by the live music.
[1][5] On December 9, 2013, Biquette's Facebook fan page reported the goat's death,[6] with Flo clarifying in a January 2014 interview that the cause of death was "a big mystery" and adding that given the 20-year average lifespan of a milking goat, Biquette "burned the candle at both ends" during her 10 years of life.