Tree Goats! - Neatorama

Today's Cellar / Neatorama Images of the Week are these weird tree-climbing goats:

Wildlife photo blogger Remo Savisaar posted an entry on tree goats - that's right, goats that climb trees! Apparently this is quite a common phenomenon in Morocco.

Turns out, the goats are eating the nuts from the argan trees.

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No, they are fleeing La Chupacabra!

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When I put one of these pics up at my site, a reader, Ken, came up with this:

Humidity's rising
Barometer's getting low
According to all sources
The tree's the place to go

It's raining goats
Hallelujah it's raining goats, Amen
It's raining goats
Hallelujah it's raining goats, Amen

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You guys have it all wrong, goats grow on trees! ;)

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I hope the fainting goats you posted earlier never try to climb trees... that could end rather badly.

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Jest takie polskie powiedzenie: " Wszystkie kozy na krzywe drzewo skaczÄ…".

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I need this!

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a toaster you shove into the wall, what could possibly go wrong

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You have to wonder how many houses burned down before these went out of style.

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This would make the roaches so happy though.

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I'd like this along with one of those table top juke boxes that you could find at some diners. You'd put in a dime or a quarter and then flip through the pages of song choices that would play at your table. There used to be so many of them and then one day they were gone. I've never seen them in antique shops or on line. I wonder where they went?

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I have been looking at infrared camera used to analyze heat loss due to insulation or poor construction. I wonder if (while off) this would be a leaking heat if connected to an external wall.

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