It looks fake at first, with the dozen or so goats casually perched up on tree branches with remarkable balance and grace. But then the camera zooms into one goat moving its head quizically, as goats tend to do, as others can be heard bleating softly.
As it turns out, this bizarre scene is all too normal in the southwest of Morocco, where tree-climbing goats are pretty common. Drawn in by the Vitamin E-rich argan fruit, these goats can apparently climb up 30-foot trees for a good meal.
