Some goats can actually climb trees, and it looks unbelievable at first glance. In places like Morocco, goats are often seen standing high on argan trees, balancing effortlessly on thin branches just to reach leaves and fruit. Their strong legs, flexible joints, and specially shaped hooves give them incredible grip and stability, allowing them to climb where most animals can’t. This behavior isn’t a trick or training — it’s pure survival instinct, especially in dry areas where food on the ground

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Tree-climbing goats in Morocco's argan forest

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