Tree Climbing Goats

Sometimes I wonder around the world on the internet.  The following are some pictures I found that I loved.  They are rather unbelievable even though I know that goats can go just about anywhere and eat just about anything.  Enjoy!

Goats in tree

In Morocco, the native Tamri goats are so enticed by the berries of Argan trees that they have become adept at climbing the branches to reach their food. Even stranger still, the goats’ droppings contain seed kernels which local farmers then grind into an oil that is used in cooking and cosmetics.

goat eating in tree photo by Johan Versteeg

goat in tree photo by Neil67

goats in tree by Kristel Van Loock, copyright 2011

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To read more about the tree-climbing goats, check out WebEcoist.

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4 Responses to Tree Climbing Goats

  1. Sarah says:

    I’m relieved, I thought maybe you had been to our house…haha. Neat pictures. Ours climbed just about everything but I’m not sure I have seen them way up in a tree before!

  2. At first I didn’t think this picture was real… until I looked on the web site. The web site is very interesting as well. Thought you might appreciate this one. :)

  3. OMgosh I thought this was Photo Shopped! Funny! :)

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