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According to National Geographic, cliff-climbing goats belong to the antelope family and they master their ability to climb unreachable places in order to protect themselves from both human and animal predatory species. Apart from being highly intelligent creatures, they entertain the whole internet with their incredible cliff-climbing skills.

As you travel through Morocco, you might catch a glimpse of some goats hanging out on the branches of the Argania -- or Argan -- trees.

This video will make you want to hoof it through Morocco.

As if goats in trees weren't awesome enough, it turns out they are masterful seed dispersers as well.

Some of the strangest and funniest animal pictures of 2011.

Morocco's Argania trees are infested with nut-hungry goats.

A POPULAR tourist attraction in Morocco where goats climb trees to eat the berries is a scam according to animal rights campaigners. The animals are said to have been brought in from other regions …

These goats love the fruit from the Argan Tree. Photo published in Quarternary Science Reviews 28 (2009) 1434-1448

Morocco's Argania trees are infested with nut-hungry goats.

I came across this totally random phenomenon of goats in trees. See google search here via here

No, your eyes aren't deceiving you. These goats are balancing themselves on thin tree branches.

These Moroccan goats are definitely no ordinary goats, they use their cloven hooves to climb the branches of the Argan tree and eat its fruit, spitting out the seeds, which helps to propagate the trees.

Our highly subjected ranking of Mother Nature's meanest, from the black mamba to the living dinosaur that is the saltwater croc

Our discovery of the production of Moroccan argan oil starts with goats in trees eating the nuts and internally processing the seeds.

Morocco's Argania trees are infested with nut-hungry goats.

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As we established in Part 1 and Part 2 of this series: Sometimes, real life is stranger than Photoshop. This is the third edition in our chronicle of jaw-dropping pics that make you shout "FAKE!" the moment you see them, but in fact are not. Even if, in some c

One day in Essaouira, Morocco’s stunning coastal city, will allow you to walk the ramparts, visit the medina, and enjoy a fantastic sunset.

In southwest Morocco, you might actually be forgiven for asking daft questions like “do goats grow on trees?”. Everywhere you look, you will...

I have another startling confession to make, although all of my friends who live near me know it...I want a goat. I would prefer a pygmy goat, but I'll take just about any goat. We had sheep when I was a little girl, but I had not yet discovered the wonder of goats, so I was not impressed. I don't think it's the same anyway. Sheep are just not sassy. We use sheep as examples of people who don't think for themselves. It has to be a goat. Once again, it started in France. I went to the zoo in Amnéville, one of the best zoos in France. Was I impressed by their wonderful meerkat exhibit or their American exhibit complete with prairie dogs? No...it was the goats. I'm not sure why, but I think that was the first time I had seen a pygmy goat. It was love at first sight. I picked out a name for my future goat...Fernand. That was the name of my mailman, but I thought it better suited a goat. The French word for goat is chèvre. Now, don't be confused. If you go out to eat in a French restaurant, they mention chèvre a lot. They are referring to goat cheese. They call it chèvre, too. Don't ask me why. I don't know. So if you order a salade de chèvre chaud it's going to have goat cheese on it , usually with little toasted pieces of French bread underneath. Sometimes they...but I digress. I have since discovered that in Morocco the farmers let their goats climb trees. Not just any tree, but a relative of the olive tree. The goats, it seems, love to eat the fruit. I think the farmers let them do it because it's hard to lose your goats when they're all up in a tree. Here's a country store where they let the goats climb on the roof. It's called Goats on the Roof ...where there are goats...on the roof. I saw about 8 of them or so up there walking around. There's just some sort of crime scene tape around it. They must be good citizens because they don't try to cross the tape. They can even climb up on the little red house and then all the way to the little look-out tower there. Tourists love it. So do I. They have devised an ingenious method to get you to spend money. They have little dispensers for oats that cost maybe 50 cents for a handful of them. You put the oats in the little can and then either turn a crank or ride a little bicycle that turns a chain and sends them up there. But more about that on another post... I was admiring goats online the other day since my HOA won't let me have one when I came across an interesting article. It seems that in a particular city in the US, the Goat Justice League consisting of 100 members convinced the City Council to reclassify pygmy goats as small animals rather than farm animals. These little goats, up to 2 feet tall and weighing 50 to 100 pounds, must have a license, just like a cat or dog. They must be dehorned and the males must be neutered. Interestingly enough, you have to keep them in your own yard, but people may borrow them for grazing. Now here's the kicker... That city was Seattle, Washington. Does anyone know someone who is sort of kooky and quirky who lives in Seattle who might keep a goat for me? Hmmmm.....*winks* Debbie

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(which stands for Oh My God! Genetically Modified Organism!) When I see this kind of things I can't ask to myself "when?" When the humanity will understand that modifying genetically a tree to make it produce goats is against the natures laws! When?! Too late I guess! Jokes apart, while crossing the moroccan Countryside it is common to get in to this scenes, some goats are on the branch of the Argan trees, apparently to better eat their fruit, really to attract curious who will pay a tip to take a photo. But sometimes a tourist trap can offer a funny photo in return. Or not? shared with pixbuf.com

Explore the fascinating world of Morocco's climbing goats, their unique tree-climbing abilities, and their role in argan oil production.

Morocco October 2012. On the road from Marrakech to Essaouira. The goats are encouraged to climb the trees to get the only greenery around

Morocco tip: you have to see the goats in trees to really beleive it and the riad dinners serve enough food for 10 people when there's only two oy you!

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We didn't just cover this in order to post pictures of goats in trees.